Nokia Maemo Devices is hiring!
Maemo Devices is where Nokia builds mobile computers on Linux.
Nokia Maemo Devices is hiring!
Maemo Devices is where Nokia builds mobile computers on Linux.
ProClip Nokia N900 Vehicle Mounts Now Out
I just got an email from ProClip USA that their Nokia N900 vehicle mounts are now out. You can choose from three different tilt swivel holders: Plain Holder with Tilt Swivel – $34.99 Charging Holder with Tilt Swivel and Cigarette Lighter Adapter – $59.99 Charging Holder with Tilt Swivel and Straight Power Cord for Fixed Installation – $79.99 Note that along with the holder, you also need to purchase a vehicle mount specific to your vehicle. Visit ProClip USA
Tweakr – Additionally Settings For The N900
“Unlock” your phone to a few new cool settings. Tweakr has to be standard in every N900, it should be integrated into the OS
JoikuSpot Premium for N900 1.0 available now for less than $10
Just a few weeks ago I wrote about the beta version of JoikuSpot for the N900 and was able to use it for downloading data when connected to my computer. I spent the last couple of weeks bouncing around with a Sprint Overdrive and Palm Pre Plus with Mobile Hotspot, but tonight when I needed a connection I ended up putting my T-Mobile SIM back into my trusty Nokia N900 and firing up Joikuspot. I then discovered that the beta version had expired and JoikuSpot graduated to a full version, called Premium, for the N900
Nokia Spotlight - Interview with Peter Schneider - Part 2
July 2009 saw a glorious moment for Maemo unfold - one that was met with great enthusiasm by the community - the creation of the ‘Maemo Devices’ organization within Nokia.
Nokia’s Tero Ojanperä on Solutions and strategy
Nokia is currently transforming itself from a hardware company to a hardware+services (solutions) company.
Video How to: Use Bookmarklets on the Nokia N900’s Browser
Bookmarklets are bookmarks in the browser designed to add one-click functionality to a web page.
Leaving INdT…
I’ve been cooking this post for a couple of weeks, but due to many reasons, I was not able to publish it; until now. Since Feb 19th, I have left my job at INdT . I remember as if it was yesterday.
BUG 2.0 arrived
Some time ago there was decision that BUG 1.x will not be supported with next version of BUG Linux. As a result I ended in situation when I worked on handling device which I never saw