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maemo.org Logo Contest (Now Official!)
Nokia is quite serious in redefining the Maemo brand and maemo.org, the community behind Maemo, is holding a maemo.org logo contest (pending proposal approval). If you happen have an eye on simplicity...
View ArticleDiablo Released – Say Goodbye to Firmware Flashing
Yay, Diablo has been released! Nokia has just released new firmware upgrades for the Nokia N810 and N800 Internet Tablets that adds a Seamless Software Upgrade Feature. Based on Maemo 4.1 (Diablo),...
View ArticleWhither the revolution?
Three years ago, the Nokia Internet Tablet was revolutionary: it had a screen wide enough to display a web page, it cost way less than you’d expect, it was meant for carrying around in a way that no...
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OSiM Maemo Developer Session
The OSiM Maemo Developer Session today has previewed interesting topics to be discussed in detail tomorrow at the Maemo Summit. Below are some updates and some of the new and updated technologies that...
View ArticleYou say ‘may-a-mo,’ I say ‘my-mo’— or is it ‘mee-mo’?
As a nonce word, the pronunciation of maemo isn’t something you can check in a dictionary. And given its provenance, I’d venture that most people first encountered this word in print, and not orally....
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Takeaway from the Maemo Summit
Up until last week, getting Maemo developers, Nokians and what Reggie describes simply as “enthusiasts” all together in one location, a Maemo Summit, seemed to me to be a good idea. I was wrong, I...
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What I did say: Talk-Talk from the Maemo Summit, part III
As the Maemo Summit came to a close on Saturday afternoon, I was sitting down at the front of the rmeeting room, looking for an outlet to charge my Internet Tablet. An unexpected and oddly stirring...
View ArticleMaemo 5 Reveals its Features
Nokia has just announced the new Maemo 5 SDK. The 100% open source, pre-alpha release is currenlty aimed at platform developers allowing them to take a peek at the new Kernel as well as new components...
View ArticleTablets, phones and … laptops?
Most of what I learn about Nokia and the internet tablets comes from following links posted in blogs written by more clued-in folks. One link today was to a post about the QT Animation framework...
View Article‘You can’t delete blog posts. Ever.”
Russell Beattie is of course a famously garrulous mobile-platform instigator. Now what does he mean by this latest (7 minutes ago) observation (OK, it was a tweet): Dear colleagues at Nokia: You can’t...
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