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The N900 and its Killer Feature
Nov 26th
There are a lot of great smart phones out in the market right now. They all have some strong points that distinguish them, even if it is just that they happen to run on the network that some users want (or have) to be on. In this climate it is very hard to come out with a feature that can truly distinguish a device as a standout. In spite of that, Nokia has created a huge amount of anticipation with the N900, although they refuse to call it a “Smart Phone”, preferring instead the term “mobile computer”. Read the rest of this entry »
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The N900 and its Killer FeatureN900 Support Page Online
Nov 24th
Hi the N900 support page is finally online.Whats the support page brings us:
-User Manual in all languages
-How To which is used for basic tweaks you can do in N900
-Softwares from Nokia for your N900
-Accessories Available for your N900
-Specification
-Simple 400 FAQ’s
N900 Support Page
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N900 FM transmitter Demo
Nov 24th
FM Transmitter Demo
Hi geeks we all know N900 sports a fm transmitter.The N900 fmtransmitter is demoed by Steffen, a member of the Maemo 5 UI Team.The Fm transmitter is basically used to transmit the audio from N900 to the nearby Fm receiver.Here in this below video you can see the working of it.
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N900 Handy Keyboard Shortcuts
Nov 22nd
Hello folks,
The N900 running a linux os so there are many keyboard shortcuts available to us.Lets have a look of all the keyboard shortcuts and various light notification used in N900 for notifying and to start various process.
Notification lights colour:
1.Blue Color light is meant for Application notifications such as an IM or Text Or Email.
2.Orange Color light indicate the battery is getting charged
3.Green Light denotes Battery charge is full Read the rest of this entry »
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How to take the Red-Pill and install more apps on the N900
Nov 19th
The N900 (and the Maemo platform) allows the user to, for lack of a better word, “turbo-charge” the Application Manager by opening up a variety of advanced features locked away by default. Enabling them requires taking the “Red-Pill” so to speak. you can always opt for the “Blue-Pill” but c’mon, you only live once. 
So, to enable this mode, open the Application Manager and select Catalogs from the drop-down. This will show a list of catalogs
Tap “New” and type the word matrix in the ‘Web address’ field.
Now tap on the blurry region above the Catalogs window. This will bring up the “big choice”
Taking the Blue-Pill will put you back where you started. Taking the Red-Pill will unlock the new world and the Application Catalog will display new buttons like ‘Settings’ and ‘Install from File’
The Application Manager will now update if an internet-connection is available and display a whole lot more packages. These packages are not only useful for development purposes but also for advanced use.
NOTE: Just a word of caution. Enable this mode only if you feel comfortable with managing the advanced features. The chances of getting your phone bricked are high if you don’t know what you are doing. If you are willing to take the risk, good luck!
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why the heck Nokia N900 is so thick ?
Nov 17th
In our last post we saw how powerful Nokia N900 was, now the question is why is the Nokia N900 so thick ?
You would wonder why the N900 is so thick compared to other mobiles such as HD2 and the famous iPhone 3GS.
lets see why.. It is due to following additions to the beast and making it a powerful contender to all the mobiles.
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Nokia N900 Maemo Beast dragged to its Limit
Nov 16th
Hi all As we all know the Nokia N900 is a Great multitasking beast with 1gb application memory. Here in this video, archbyte from TheMaemo.com team pushes the N900 to its limits check out the cool video from him.
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