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Advertisements 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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
I remember seeing demonstrated for the first time at OneDotZero by its creator, Gary Birkett. Liqflow uses the N900’s accelerometer and touch screen to bring about a simple yet mesmerising movement of dots that change colour depending on speed of their movement [gray/white when slow moving – ascends across a rainbow of colorus as it […]
iN ITPro – one of the leading tech sites in Britain has reviewed the Nokia N900 and summarises it as “Quite simply, it’s a breath of fresh air.” As with most reviews of the N900 – hindering it seems to be the size (at times the resistive screen), but other than that, it’s very good […]
Previously we looked at Mauku as a twitter app for the N900. I liked the look, but it lacked ability to read tweet replies and direct messages. Witter might just be the twitter application to try out as it does allow you to read mentions and direct messages. There’s a simply bar at the top […]
This is a simple yet surprisingly addictive game (at least for me). I’ve never been a fan of the actual “Boggle” game, but found this one really entertaining. With GBoggle, you’ve got a 4×4 row of letters, standard Boggle rules: find words by joining letters that are only one letter away, sideways or diagonally, to […]
This application simulates a cracked screen on your N900. After launching it appears everywhere and for the life of me, I don’t know how to exit it (there’s no end current task option) apart from restarting the phone. If you try and open up “Braek” a second time whilst you still have a “cracked screen” […]
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