A spanking new version of the MeeGo operating system has been spotted at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in Beijing, followed by a new video popping up on the web showing the user interface being demonstrated on an unidentified tablet – believed to be one of the first in a range of MeeGo-based gadgets.
The MeeGo UI first appeared as a joint venture between Nokia and Intel in early 2010 and hasn’t changed much since then. This new version looks to have received a serious facelift, ditching the vertical columns and enhancing the interface with a graphical, slicker style with a lot of original features including scrolling menus and flip-through photo widget, but also borrowing from operating system giant Google Android – and who wouldn’t follow the leader?
Check out the video from NetbookNews.com and let us know your thoughts on the new look MeeGo operating system. We appreciate all comments on our official Gadget Helpline Facebook Page!