Ten new words and phrases, including Facetime, Tablet and Froyo, have entered the 2011 version of Pixmania's official Nerdic dictionary, the lexicon of geek speak for tech-holics. They have replaced a number of (near) defunct sayings and names, such...

Possibly good news for fans of Nokia wondering when their next flagship model will hit. Intel has confirmed to Pocket-lint that there will be a MeeGo powered Moorestown mobile phone on sale in the UK by the end of 2010.

"You will see MeeGo...

Intel's Moblin UI, demonstrated at Mobile World Congress back in February, and Nokia's Maemo OS have been mashed up together into a combined project called MeeGo, which the two companies have started to show off.

Version 1.0 of the software...

8 months after Nokia and Intel announced a partnership to work together the company has launched MeeGo.
 
Rather than a handset with a Moorestown chipset as found in the LG GW990 announced at CES, the collaboration will instead be a software...

Mozilla, the organisation behind Firefox, has confirmed that you can now get a mobile version of its popular browser.

However, before you hunt for the download button on your phone, it's currently only available on the Maemo operating system...

A coder by the name of Eskil, distraught by a response from Spotify's support team that the company isn't planning any development on the Maemo platform, has taken matters into his own hands and built a client of his own on the platform.

It's...

Nokia has furthered its commitment to the future of the Symbian mobile operating system by announcing "major product milestones" for the software in 2010.

At its annual Capital Markets Day event, where Nokia set targets and forecasts for...

Nokia is planning just one Maemo-based follow up to the just-launched N900 next year, dashing hopes of a slew of high-end, Linux-based phones from the mobile manufacturer.

Rather than take over the Nseries line-up, it seems 2010's Maemo-based...

Nokia appears to be preparing to lose the Symbian operating system on its N-series range of top-end smartphones.  In its place will be Maemo - the Linux-based operating system that powers the forthcoming N900 handset.

The claim was made by...

Nokia is not to offer operators the chance to customise the forthcoming N900 internet tablet phone with their own UI or services, the Finnish manufacturer has revealed to Reuters.

A move which may make the phone less attractive to operators...

Although classed as an Nseries device, the N900 is a new category of device for Nokia, combining the internet tablet with a smaller, more pocket-able mobile phone.

With some impressive tech under the hood, it could be argued that the...

Nokia's already confirmed that its new "tablet" device, the N900 will be using the Linux based Maemo 5 interface, however here is the promo video showing you up close and personal what it can do in only a way a promo video can.

It seems,...

Following the announcement of the new Nokia N900 tablet phone that runs Maemo 5 and claims a PC-like experience on a handset, Nokia Conversations has released a video with two Nokia bods talking us through the new device. Hit play now to find out more...

Nokia's just-announced Maemo- and ARM-powered tablet-phone, the Nokia N900, makes its first video appearance in this ad-come-demo. Hit play to see the polished clip and we'll bring you more from next week's Nokia World event.

Nokia has confirmed the truth in recent internet rumours by announcing the launch of the ARM-powered Nokia N900.

Running Maemo 5, an open source, Linus-based OS, the claim is that it delivers a "PC-like experience on a handset-sized device"....