Moreover this registration made by Nokia gives some hope that n-gage is not so dead as some claims... I certainly would buy next "Metal Gear Solid Mobile" or "Reset Generation" game, but even better if they make such for my nokia phone😊
Even if N-Gage did disappear they could carry on publishing exclusive games on Ovi Store. I hope they do because Nokia's first party games have always been excellent.
You got some unofficial information or should I start to google? ;D
Well... AAS and Ovi Gaming don't normally comment on unconfirmed leaks, but I can point some things out which are confirmed public knowledge:
-Nokia publicly announced a lot of stuff at the end of last year about their next Maemo Linux device: pocket-size, 3G / 3.5G HSDPA support, OMAP3, graphics acceleration, very high resolution touchscreen, high resolution camera, vertical and horizontal screen modes...
-During the worst part of the recession, when other parts of Nokia were cutting jobs, Nokia hired lots of new staff to their Maemo Linux department.
-Nokia have never used the phrase "internet tablet" for the next Maemo Linux device. They just call it a "device".
-Nokia's latest Symbian phones (N97, 5800, 5530 etc) use surprisingly slow chips, as if they're only meant to be mid-range and cheaper phones. That makes sense on the 5800 and 5530, they ARE cheaper devices, but the N97 is supposed to be an expensive high-end flagship. Nokia have previously used cutting edge chips in their highest end phones. It's as if there is a high-end device missing...
-There have been several interesting leaks throughout this year on many different tech sites and newspapers about the next Linux Maemo device, apparently called the "N900" or "Rover". Although they're unconfirmed, the number and detail of the leaks has greatly increased over time.
-Nokia recently registered two trademarks, Xseries and Cseries, both of which are officially described as being for mobile phones. So it looks like Nokia is about to launch two major new phone ranges.
-The next Maemo device apparently just passed its FCC test which implies that full-scale manufacturing should start in the near future.
If you read between the lines, it's relatively clear what Nokia has planned.
P.S. Those are my first post on Yours web page forums, so: hi all! Great site! I have been reading You for long time now.
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I'll see what I can do about the Metal Gear review...