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In this post you will find information about how to easily clone your OS running in flash to an SD card.

Finally, someone on InternetTabletTalk released a package to easily install Debian on Maemo! Why would you want to have Debian running on your N800/N810? Because it gives you access to countless applications and especially to OpenOffice, Gimp, Abiword and Firefox 3!

As Mark Finkle posted over on his blog, milestone 8 (M8) of Fennec is out. This is an exciting time from a user-experience perspective because, along with functionality and stability improvements, this milestone brings with it the beginnings of Fennec's look and feel. In a sense, we have some UI worth playing with, evaluating, and improving.

modest is a small e-mail program targetting hardware with modest resources, such as low-end PCs and Nokia N800/N810 internet tablets. Modest uses the tinymail e-mail framework.

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.

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.

Erkki Anttila's (Fremantle Product Manager) Fremantle slideshow

How to connect networked share using Internet Tablet