It’s a matter of time. Nokia’s Maemo platform, the N900, has been hacked to allow dual boot into Android.  The video below is showing the device is hacked to offer booting into Android.  Although nothing much (no instruction of how to do this) has been shown in the video, but we are there will be more information coming soon and the N900 owners will able to enjoy both OSes on a single device soon.

Want to have another review before you make up your mind to buy a Nokia N900, powered by Maemo 5?  Here is another review from Engadget. The verdict: it’s a computer with a phone, not a phone that can compute. According to the review, there are too many missing things in the phone.  And it seems like an experiment from Nokia.  And they don’t recommand people to buy it. Read the review here.

Looking for more reviews before you decide to buy the latest gadget, N900 (powered by Linux Maemo 5) from Nokia? Here is another review from pocknow.   The ariticle actually give you a quick tour of hardware and software aspects of the device. You can have a look here.

Still thinking of whether you should buy the N900 from Nokia?  A recently released video showing off the 3D processing power of this device using the WebGL can tempt you more.  The video below is showing the 3D rendering power of the device in a Firefox browser running on N900 and it really looks impressive. Enjoy!

During a recent Nokia press release, the Nordic telecommunication giant promises to deliver handsets that will have significant user experience improvement. In the press release, Nokia outlines: Improve our user experience; Re-engineer our Symbian user interface; deliver a major product milestone before mid-year 2010, and another major product milestone before the end of 2010; Deliver our first Maemo 6-powered mobile computer, with an iconic user experience, in the second half of 2010; Significantly increase the [...]

The much anticipated Nokia N900 has landed in US, with a suggested retailed price of USD649. This Linux based Maemo 5 device from Nokia has been generating a lot of interest on the net. It has 32Gb of storage and 5 megapixel camera, and comes with standard 3G, wife and GPS. Nokia has decided to use US as its first stop.  And we will the latest weapon from Nokia will save them from its declining [...]

We have this video from Mobiletechworld showing Nokia N900 (Maemo) running 12 apps at the same time, with music in the background.  And it is running smoothly without much lag.  Apperantly, Nokia engineers are working hard on this and it is something Android, Windows Mobile and Apple engineers can learn from. Enjoy!!

Nokia Chief Executive Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo said in a speech the company started deliveries of the N900 yesterday. N900 is a key product from Nokia to fight in the smartphone market with devices like iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and Android.  This high end phone from Nokia is loaded with a Nokia’s Linux based OS called Maemo.  Together with wifi, 3G, GPS, 5 Megapixel camera, 800×480 touch screen and a sliding QWERTY keyboard, the N900 is aimed [...]

At CTIA, Nokia demoes its upcoming N900 Internet tablet, powered by Linux and Maemo.  The device has a sliding QWERTY keyboard, resistive touch screen, interesting widgets, visual task manager, and many others.  View the video below:

Wow, even before Nokia‘s N900 officially hits the market, Konttori has got his hand on the device.  And he managed to install SNES emulator on it.  He even ported the wiicontrol to run on it and he is able to use the wii remote control to play the game.  TV out is working as well. Enjoy the video! [via Konttori]