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First Look at MeeGo for Handsets

Earlier this week we provided a peek into the MeeGo for tablets pre-alpha demo. Hot on its heels, we have a release and video for MeeGo for handsets.

MeeGo for handsets is pre-alpha, and the first open mobile project to release code this early with an invite for developer participation. The only way to get a look at the code for the iPhone this early is hang out at the right bar in Redwood City. With MeeGo you can save on gas, have a beer at home, and grab the code right away.

For more on MeeGo, check out the MeeGo Web site and check out the developer preview for handsets. It's early, so be ready for bugs, but it's never too early to join in development.

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Experts: Android, iPhone security different but matched

Apple may vet apps for the iPhone but Android restricts...

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LiMo-based First Else smartphone bites the dust

Else Mobile announced that its collaboration with Sharp and Access to develop its LiMo (Linux Mobile) compliant First...

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Rhomobile 2.0 now available for developing platform-independent phone apps

Rhomobile's Rhodes development framework allows developers to write programs for...

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How to Hack Your Nook (Firmware v 1.4) [Nook]

The nookDevs have updated their guide to gaining root access to your nook (and installing third party programs) so that it's compatible with the latest...

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