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Maemo in the Wild

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Interview with Alberto Torres, Nokia EVP, MeeGo Computers

My Nokia Blog had an opportunity to interview Alberto Torres, the Executive Vice President of MeeGo Computers at Nokia. On Thursday (Day Two of Open Mobile Summit) thanks to Nokia and WOMWorldNokia, Iain, Sergejs and I had the privilege of an unscheduled Q&A with Nokia's EVP, MeeGo Computers: Alberto Torres who had just finished a Keynote Speech on "Transforming Nokia" and a panel on "Platforms Vs Networks". In the interview, Torres talks about MeeGo's future in Nokia's product lineup, noting that MeeGo will shoot to deliver a product experience beyond that of smartphones, taking the top-slot in Nokia's device portfolio with all future Nokia flagship devices after the N8 using MeeGo. Though clearly more marketing material than real content, the interview does give us an interesting glimpse of Nokia's future plans and may show that Nokia is finally willing to get behind the platform to really make it successful. Video and transcript after the break.

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N900 ships 100,000 in first 5 weeks of launch

Rafe Blandford of All About Maemo writes, Earlier this week an estimate, from Gartner, that less than 100,000 Nokia N900s have been shipped since the devices launch was widely reported. Anecdotal evidence, such as download numbers, Flickr activity and operator-led retail distribution in various countries would suggest this estimate is low. Nokia has not released any total sales numbers for the N900, but it did indicate that the 100,000 figure was reached 5 weeks after launch. Although the numbers don't tell all that much without more information--are there a lot of N900s, do N900 owners like to download or is everybody reflashing every day?--it does at least seem to indicate some activity of either first or second sort. It would also seem a nice indicator for developers to know that there is some sort of demand for applications on the platform.

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