A not so complicated maemo app to think about...
It would be nice if there were a secure app (like the Topaz signature
pad http://www.topazsystems.com/products/index.htm) for using any of
the maemo tablets (770, 8xx, 900, etc) as a 'signature' device that
could (preferably interactively) connect
FYI, Buy.com
has the n810 for $180.
Which is another way of saying, the end of the n810 series is near...
It's still a great little unit, as is the n800.
Wouldn't take a trip without it.
Always, Fred Chittenden
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Matt Emson wrote:
I can't agree with your comments ont he keyboard. The N800 on screen
is extremely flakey and the layout is really annoying. I've played
with a few iphones and found the onscreen far more precise and less
prone to odd results. The entire Chinook line and first Diablo
Gary wrote:
Also, I'd have been hard pressed to by a Nokia tablet were netbooks on
the market at the time I bought my N700 and N800s... esp. now that
some of them are down to US$300.
My daughter had a netbook. She had a hard time giving up her full
sized laptop because when she wants to
OK, perhaps I've missed it -- perhaps it's ready to bite my nose off
while poking around Maemo. As a enduser, I can't find an unzip program
that works with a single click to unzip downloaded files. Is there one?
Or am I missing something when it comes to using it?
Yes, there's unzip utility
James Knott
Can Evolution sync with Google Calendar? I use GC to sync my N800 with
Thunderbird Lightning.
Yes -- Evolution Calendar can sync to Google Calendar -- at least the
version I've got on Ubuntu 8.x does. As I recall, you copy and paste
either the ical or html link in the
Geordie Millar wrote:
Ummm. So you have to pay extra for a web browser that should be
included in a device that was included in a device reviewed as an
internet tablet?
I checked the reviews -- it seems that way. I wonder if that's changed
since the review? It seems sort of like buying a
This sounds like a work in progress before it achieves general
distribution. Sounds like a couple months out for general use, at
best. I also noted in poking around that there's a KDE desktop showing
on the n800.
The last things folks doing this sort of development work need is to get
Arnau Bria wrote:
so I was looking for amsn/gaim/wathever, Claws-mail, browser
with tab support, mplayer something with basic apps and more similar
to my laptop/pc.
MPlayer for the tablets works fine, as does Claws mail. Both probably
appear in Application Manager installable
James Knott wrote:
As an example, I can export my address book in LDIF format, from
Seamonkey, Thunderbird etc. However, for some reason the N800 email app
gets the fields mixed up when importing the data. How could that
happen, if whoever wrote the email app was paying attention to
Ryan Pavlik wrote:
it would seem logical that a tablet should be able to log onto a lan
and access files via wifi. If there's an app for that, it's not
very well described or marketed. In contrast, my daughter's eee pc
wifi logs on to our home lan and network resoures show up in the
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