Skip to the essays
All essays

And the mobile OS winner is…. Linux!

And suddenly the smart/super phone market is getting crowded with proper OS-platforms based on Linux! This is a new one from AAVA Mobile (demo by Intel), a new comer to the mass market stage, but already providing a very cool device (HW-wise) with a powerful OS (Moblin – Linux based and supported by Intel). If …

And suddenly the smart/super phone market is getting crowded with proper OS-platforms based on Linux!

This is a new one from AAVA Mobile (demo by Intel), a new comer to the mass market stage, but already providing a very cool device (HW-wise) with a powerful OS (Moblin – Linux based and supported by Intel).

If nothing else this proves that Nokia was on the right track already in 2005 when it introduced the first mobile device (Nokia 770) based on Linux.

It’s exciting to see so much dynamism on the Linux Mobile OS front! Certainly makes the PC-based version of Linux much more attractive as well, if nothing else at least as a development platform!

(Disclaimer: I’m a Nokia fan boy 🙂

Here’s the demo video (note the landscape mode focus on this phone, just as in the Nokia N900)

Keep the conversation going

The essays work best in company. Join the community to keep the questions coming.

The #NoEstimates book and its companion volumes

Chapter 1 · Free PDF

What if better planning started with a different question?

The first chapter of #NoEstimates argues that the “deliver on time” challenge is answered by a different question. Read it, and see whether it changes how you plan the next piece of work.

Free PDF of chapter 1. No purchase, no library access. How we handle your details