Nokia has started shipping the N9, its first and last smartphone based on the MeeGo operating system, the company said on Tuesday. MeeGo is one of the operating systems Nokia decided to forsake in ...

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Engadget says that Nokia has no plans to release the MeeGo-based device in the U.S., even though it cleared FCC hurdles. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered ...

The Nokia N9 is the first and last phone the company plans to make running the MeeGo Linux operating system. That might be enough to convince you not to buy the phone, since any apps you purchase ...

The Nokia N9 might’ve been the smartphone you dreamed of in a parallel universe, where Android and the iPhone hadn’t already gobbled up the market and where third-party app developers didn’t make or ...

It was the year 2011 and Nokia was still the largest phone maker in the world. Android was just getting some traction but the Finnish giant was still sticking to its own Symbian OS. With its market ...

With a glorious fanfare of the sad trombone, Nokia has finally unveiled its first and last MeeGo smartphone: the N9. MeeGo, a Linux operating system based on Maemo and Moblin, was originally meant to ...