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Getting started with Java on maemo - Forum Nokia Wiki
Nokia does not officially support Java on its maemo platform, yet. Of course it is technically possible to develop every type of application in C/GTK. But enabling the Internet Tablet to run Java programs offers possibilities beyond the programming language: Java is the most used language for development of third party mobile applications, and the Java platform is the unrivaled Number One for development of enterprise server side applications.
Getting started with Java on maemo - Forum Nokia Wiki
Nokia does not officially support Java on its maemo platform, yet. Of course it is technically possible to develop every type of application in C/GTK. But enabling the Internet Tablet to run Java programs offers possibilities beyond the programming language: Java is the most used language for development of third party mobile applications, and the Java platform is the unrivaled Number One for development of enterprise server side applications.
Internet Tablet School: Nokia N800: What comes with it, and how you can replace anything that's missing
Nokia N800 Internet Tablet sales packages vary slightly from region to region, but all of them should contain the following. If you buy an N800 second hand, you may not get everything that the sales package contains, so I've provided some hints for how to replace each item just in case you have to.
maemo.org - Community Council: Community distribution of Maemo, and other updates
A recent comment on bugzilla by Marius Vollmer got me fired up on an idea jott has tossed around in the past. An osso-software-version-community community distribution of Maemo.
A community distribution lets us do a lot of cool things that working within the limits of Nokia's setup does not. It'll allow us to ship an OS that isn't so locked down by Nokia's corporate policy, remove dependencies on proprietary advertising (Skype, Gizmo, etc.), remove superfluous and problem-causing bundled media and documentation, modify existing packages with community patches, and ship community add-ons and community-patched Nokia applications. It gives us a distribution that is more stable, more useful, more versatile and more interesting.
maemo.org - Community Council: Community distribution of Maemo, and other updates
A recent comment on bugzilla by Marius Vollmer got me fired up on an idea jott has tossed around in the past. An osso-software-version-community community distribution of Maemo.
A community distribution lets us do a lot of cool things that working within the limits of Nokia's setup does not. It'll allow us to ship an OS that isn't so locked down by Nokia's corporate policy, remove dependencies on proprietary advertising (Skype, Gizmo, etc.), remove superfluous and problem-causing bundled media and documentation, modify existing packages with community patches, and ship community add-ons and community-patched Nokia applications. It gives us a distribution that is more stable, more useful, more versatile and more interesting.
maemo.org - SDK Releases: SDK Releases
List of Maemo SDK releases.
maemo.org - SDK Releases: Maemo 4.1.1 Diablo
Development kit 4.1.1 for n800 & n810 Nokia Internet tablets.
maemo.org - SDK Releases: SDK Releases
List of Maemo SDK releases.
maemo.org - SDK Releases: Maemo 4.1.1 Diablo
Development kit 4.1.1 for n800 & n810 Nokia Internet tablets.
heise online - 01.10.08 - Linux-Spielkonsole Pandora soll in diesem Jahr erhältlich sein
Auch Nokia will in seinen zukünftigen Internet Tabletts Prozessoren der OMAP-3-Familie verwenden.
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Der 4,3 Zoll große Touchscreen hat eine Auflösung von 800 × 480 Pixeln und entspricht damit dem, was Nokia aktuell bei den Internet Tabletts N800 und N810 einsetzt.
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