Advertisements Hey all, I thought I’d enlighten you about some of the document applications on the N900 including: PDF Reader Documents to Go: Sheet to go Slideshow to go Word to go Notes I’m sure you have all seen the one from Nokia (I actually did my video before Nokia’s one came out but just […]
[Forgive the length of this post. This was originally an extremely short post to show that out of Techradar’s “10 phones that defined a decade, 5 were Nokia handsets] On Friday, it will have been a whole decade since we entered the new millennium. 10 years since 2000? How did that happen so quickly? What’s […]
Andrew Zhilin brings us his concept of Mer User Interface for the N900. What is Mer? “Mer is an outgrowth of Nokia’s Maemo environment, designed to flesh out the tablet-centric operating system into a full-fledged Linux distribution suitable for embedded and desktop systems of all description.” via lwn.net see also Mer Works in landscape. “only” […]
![15 hardware changes that would have made N900 physically irresistible – [15 essential hardware features for its successor]](http://mynokiablog.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/n900w.jpg?w=90 "15 hardware changes that would have made N900 physically irresistible – [15 essential hardware features for its successor]")
The N900 is a great phone, but it is (as Nokia themselves have more or less said) a work in progress. I’ll say it again, it’s step 4 of 5 to Maemo glory. Software evolution to one side (see firmware update wishlist for N900),  understandably, this early adopter product isn’t physically “perfect” for mass market. I.E. […]
A major strength of the nearly all Nseries range is their ability to hook up to a TV screen via the 3.5mm jack [and CA-75U cable-included]. The N900 is the first Nokia tablet that allows this and amongst all other Nseries provides the best TV-out experience. This makes the N900 a serious contender as a […]
Nokia totally got me hooked on their concept of homescreens and “alwaysonlineasithappens” with the N97. I found it extremely useful but wanted more of it than the one homescreen + blank screen that the N97 has. With the N900 we had four homscreens! At last! I’m able to have a main desktop for things I […]
Out of the box, the N900 supports data tethering. No settings to endure or subscriptions to pay. This means you can connect your N900 to your computer should you need to connect to the internet other than ethernet/WiFi. [Though you must check you’ve got a data plan and your network supports this] This has been […]
![Pocket-lint's Nokia X6 Review: Improved experience all around – what the 5800 should have been [7/10]](http://mynokiablog.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/nokia_x6_black_red_homescreen_lowres.jpg "Pocket-lint's Nokia X6 Review: Improved experience all around – what the 5800 should have been [7/10]")
Stuart Miles of Pocket-lint has reviewed the Nokia X6. One of the only two in the new Xseries lineup, the music centred X6 boasts Nokia’s first phone with a capacitive touch screen. So with all the flack Nokia’s been receiving on ‘hampering’ flagships with ‘out-of-date’ resistive screens, how does the X6 fare? Pocket-link says the […]
We all know that the N900 is a work in progress. Nokia famously proclaimed the N900 to only be “step 4” of a 5 step route to Maemo glory and smartphone perfection. Well words to that effect anyway. Hardware wise -I won’t go into this too heavily though there are three main aspects that resonate […]
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