MeeGo is an open-source Linux-based operating system for smartphones and tablets, developed initially by Nokia and Intel as a common successor of their Maemo and Moblin OS projects. MeeGo is ...

But the MeeGo platform failed to catch on like Android. As a result, Intel switched mobile OS horses in an effort to gain more ground against Android. In a post on MeeGo's community blog ...

It's high time the Nothing Phone 2 got its taste of Android 15, and it can this week with the release of the Nothing OS 3.0 ...

Originally forked from the MenuetOS project way back in 2004, KolibriOS has since charted its own path while sticking to its 32-bit x86 roots – unlike ...

"We invite everybody who is interested to use these elements." While MeeGo, like Google Android, is based on Linux, the open source operating system, it is more open. The framework components are ...

Meta is introducing some big changes with its Quest v71 update, including a redesign of Meta Horizon OS, a calendar app, and ...

I’ve spent a little time with the Nothing OS 3.0 beta and like what I’ve seen so far. Leading up to the Nothing OS 3.0 beta launch, I saw one thing repeated more than any other on Nothing’s ...

More importantly, there’s not a mobile Linux OS in existence that screams “hey ... If your Deepin senses are tingling, that sensation is justified. Like Deepin (check the video below ...

Never mind though, because [Michael MJD] has a video showing how an RT can be given a new life from an unlikely source, with the installation of Raspberry Pi OS. The video pretty closely follows ...

Dr Tanenbaum did follow through on his statement, though. MINIX version 3, launched in 2005, is a true microkernel Unix-like ...

Nothing says OS 3.0 Open Beta 1 offers an exclusive preview of the Android 15-based OS. It carries the same features which ...

Boot services are destroyed once ExitBootServices is called (typically by the OS loader), but they are services like keyboard input and graphical drivers. BDS (boot device selection) runs in DXE ...