> Ovi Maps has the better search IMO, even if you have to use it online.
> You can just enter a street name, and it'll find the closest one to your
> position or view, or you can get a list of closest matches.
But having to use it online makes it immensely unusable for most usecases.
In fact, this
Google sync is not officially supported by the N900, as Google uses a
non-standard version of the ActiveSync protocoll. It works, but not always and
not reliable :-(
Try Erminig-NG instead: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=40408
Best regards
-Tom
> I have however failed to get my Google
The keyword: USSD
The problem: https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5357
The current solution: http://maemo.org/packages/view/ussd-widget/
maemo-developers is the wrong list, -users seems appropriate
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-posting :-)
Happy hacking
-Tom
> Hi All,
> When I t
(a) You should create a new thread, as your question is not directly related to
the original one)
b) Try the transmitter with a home stereo or table radio first, to see if it
works at all. In the car, it might not work due to the position of the car
antenna and metallic shielding. In my Audi A6
Perhaps Tracker running Amok on the newly added films?
-Tom
> yesterday evening my N900 was fully charged (blue led). I copied 2 films
> via wifi (700Mb each), played a bit with Angry Birds, started to watch a
> film then stopped after 20mn.
___
maemo-us
"I have python installed on
> the device including that same version of python-dbus package. To be sure of
> it, I installed it again from extras-devel repository.
>
>
> Is the capitalization the problem here? Has someone successfully installed
> the app?
>
>
> Hart
I have now uploaded my "recaller" widget to the autobuilder, it built OK and
should show up in extras-devel during the next hours (IF the servers work again
- I have 0.2.0 of sleeper still not showing up in the package interface after 2
hours in the queue).
The widget is encoding in AAC stereo r
I will do that this way in my upcoming "recaller" call recording widget. You
have a number of ways in maemo to do postinstall notifications, and one way
makes the user actively "accept" a message (normally used for licencing
agreements).
The widget features a single button on the homescreen to
Not to start a "price war", but I don't think so. This is what you get more
with the N900:
- 32 GB of Flash RAM
- Hardware keyboard
- FM receiver/transmitter
- TV-Out
The "only" thing that the Nexus has is the digital compass and the trackball
IMHO, this makes the N900 a much better value (at lea
Check out "Touchsearch": http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/touchsearch/
Currently, the search engines are still hardcoded, but the author plans to open
up the widget towards a plugin-architecture.
Best regards
-Tom
> Hello,
>
> Maemo 4 had an extensible widget for Google/Wikipedia/Amazo
Grazie Andrea :-)
In fact, in my case this is indeed a Gmail problem:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=82454
(I'm using PocoMail as client, so I will simply add some filters to move sent
mails to my list folders)
Best regards
-Tom
> Thomas Waelti ha scrit
Not only did I see your post, but I can confirm your problem, as I have the
same:
My own emails sent to the list never arrive in my mailing list inboxes, even
though I have the settings in the subscriper page set as you describe.
Anyone else with that problem? We might need to open a bug in bugz
With Windows Mobile, you almost never update - but not because of inherent
stability, but commercial issues: the device producer normally just buy a
certain version of WM for their device, but won't offer subsequent upgrades, so
you end up with the original version and are pretty much stuck. Had
Can you please file a bug for that?
Should be a small fix for them I hope.
(I can't explain it properly enough)
Thanks!
-Tom
> Hi,
>
> On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Andre Klapper wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>
> Am Mittwoch, den 25.11.2009, 10:07 -0500 schrieb Jeffrey Mark Siskind:
>> I have an N810 and
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