It was less than a week ago that the pictures of the upcoming MeeGo slider from Nokia – the N9 leaked on the Internet. Today, we have the hardware details about the N9 thanks to a guy named Lee. According to him, the Nokia N9 will be powered by a 1 GHz Qualcomm processor and will pack in 512MB of RAM.

Details about the Nokia N9 first emerged at the end of June. The N9 will be the first phone from Nokia to run the next generation of the Maemo OS – MeeGo.

The Fennec Project has released plans for Fennec version 2.0. It includes out-of-process plugins and the project layers promising improved rendering speed.

Today, the folks over at MeeGo.com have released the first ever netbook version of the MeeGo OS. Along with netbooks, the core MeeGo OS for the Nokia N900 has also been released.

Nokia has updated Maemo to v1.2 for the N900, while confirming that Meego won’t be officially supported on the N900.

Firefox on Nokia N900 is available as a public beta, version 1.1 now. Nokia N900 is based on the latest Maemo platform and Firefox is solely been developed for the N900 currently extensively.

MeeGo is a new OS being developed by Nokia and Intel together. MeeGo developers have released the first build for Nokia N900.

Maemo and Android are two of the most powerful mobile OS available today. They are both based on Linux but differ vastly as to how to approach the user.

Nokia’s Nokia’s Valtteri Halla has recently announced that Nokia and Intel will launch the MeeGo code repository sometime in this month. The new and improved OS devised by Nokia and Intel, combines the best features of Maemo and Moblin.

Sometime back we had told you how to run Debian on Nokia N900, however, it looks like this news takes the cake and eats it too. Brandon, a mobile technology enthusiast was able to dual-boot N900 with both Android and Maemo.

Digia @Web is a modern and touch controllable, web browser for mobile devices. Digia @Web is currently available for Symbian s60 5th edition and Maemo mobile devices for free.

This is a short tutorial that explains how to install Debian on a Nokia Internet Tablet. Maemo OS family is basically based on Debian so this tutorial is easy enough.

Nokia has no tool made for updating firmwares of Internet tablets by Linux. This tutorial helps the reader to update their firmwares to the latest Maemo OS available.

Nokia has confirmed launch of it’s first Maemo 6 based smartphone in 2010. Maemo 6 stresses a lot on social networking. The phone model itself has not been disclosed.

In an attempt to make Maemo platform open, Nokia has now announced its official Qt Port to Maemo 5. This port to Maemo 5 means that developers can now use Qt to target the upcoming Nokia N900 device and also ensures that applications can be easily ported to all Qt’s supported platforms including the next Maemo 6 release as well as Symbian and Windows Mobile.