A mobile operating system developed by Nokia, featuring a unique grid-based UI for efficient use on larger screens like tablets and smartphones.
Maemo is a Debian Linux-based computer operating system developed by Nokia, originally for smartphones and other handheld devices. It features the GTK-based Hildon user interface and targets devices like smartphones and Internet tablets. Development of Maemo at Nokia began in 2006 to target devices larger than typical smartphones but smaller than PC laptops. Maemo was combined with Intel's Moblin to create MeeGo in 2010, but after Nokia's collaboration with Microsoft in 2011, MeeGo was no longer pursued.
Some key features of Maemo include:
The Nokia N900 smartphone was one of the most popular Maemo devices, praised for its open source extensibility but limited by lack of widespread third party app support. The user interface innovations and optimizations introduced in Maemo later inspired MeeGo and other mobile Linux projects.
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