Unlike its Maemo predecessor, MeeGo will come with portrait support from day one and it will have its own versions of both the Intel application store and the Ovi store. One of the best parts is that MeeGo will be compatible with Qt cross-platform application and UI framework and the apps available for it.
MeeGo first user interface screenshots
Online data syncing will also be among the key features of MeeGo and there will be support for Location-based services.
A host of companies already announced their support for the MeeGo platform. The list includes Acer, Asus, EA Mobile, BMW Group and several more.
Meanwhile Intel have obviously ported the Android OS to smartphones based on their Atom CPU family. The Google OS was initially only meant for working on ARM devices but as its popularity grows this restriction obviously no longer applies. Unfortunately Intel are still hesitant to reveal more details about their Android-running smartphones.
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