Yesterday we reported that last week's meeting of the N900 meet-up, representatives of the Maemo Team announced that 2012 models of the Nokia N-series will only be used with the operating system Maemo. However, Mark Guimu (Mark Guim) from The Nokia Blog has a comment to get this information from the official press service of the company. According to specified data representatives Maemo Team or said something that should not have been, or misunderstood by the representative of The Really Mobile Project.
In response, the press service of Nokia it says:
"While our policy is to prevent the disclosure of information in the roadmap, we would like to inform you that we remain firmly committed to Symbian as a platform for smartphones. All statements concerning the roadmap for 2012 in respect of devices and operating systems, extremely premature.
As we stated previously, Nokia has a variety of operating systems that meet different purposes and destined for different markets. Symbian is the most successful solution for bringing smartphone to the masses. Maemo - our selection of software for devices based on technology that you would normally find inside a computer. It responds to various conditions of user experience and allows us to expand our targeted markets. "
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