Intel show Tablet User Interface Meego Meego & Ensuring Commitment

Sultan Muda Siregar

Chip maker Intel CEO Paul Otellini recently said MeeGo operating system jointly developed with Nokia still has a bright future, despite the recent announcement of Nokia will work closely with Microsoft to make Windows 7 Phone handsets. "I do not see that Nokia is changing the strategy changes industry strategy," Otellini said in an interview at the Mobile World Congress. Operators are still looking for the OS "open, friendly to the operator", he said.
Even Intel has showcased Meego-based tablets to show the user interface from Meego and achievements so far because there has been no official Meego tablets marketed until now.

Meego The operating system is not just for phones but also tablets and therefore with this demo Intel shows seriousness to keep using Meego as tablet operating system with Intel hardware.

In these pictures we can see that Meego-based panels that allows us to access various functions and applications quickly and even view the latest information easily from Twitter. Gmail, etc..
Also Meego also has context menu that appears in the following figures which give access to shortcut menus are important aspects to the clicked object.

MeeGo tablet will come to later in the year 2011 and also will be used by Nokia handsets and embedded devices in a vehicle like a car.
Smartphone with a scaled-down Intel Atom chip, based on the platform Medfield, will be released later this year, Otellini also said at the conference MWC. (Source)