Found under: Nokia, Linux, Open Source, Maemo, Wi-MAX, N810. Internet Tablet, This has to be the first surprising mobile news of the New Year Nokia has pulled their first Wi-MAX handheld device and already fingers are pointing. So who would have guessed Nokia would start the New Year by asking retailers to pull all Nokia N810 Internet Tablet Wi-MAX Edition off shelves The pulling means Nokia will ...
Phone Information The Nokia N800 is the long awaited upgrade of the popular Nokia 770 Internet Tablet anmd uses the Maemo Linux platform which has been developed by Nokia. The Nokia N800 uses the very latest third generation of Maemo “Internet Tablet OS 2007 edition” which adds a few new features to the 2006 edition. The N800
The ad shown on the left has just popped up on our sister site’s AdSense ad space - Nokia seems to be looking for developers to work on its Maemo platform aggressively. Clicking the ad takes you to the page which is pictured below for posterity. 37 jobs are available all over the world as
Found under: Mozilla, Fennec, Mobile browser, It looks like Christmas brought over some inspiration for the guys working at Mozillas Fennec mobile browser. The company has launched Fennec Alpha 2 but only for the Maemo development platform. Mozilla claims it has made good progress but the Alpha 2 is still an early developer release meant for testing. 2009 will definitely bring the first Betas of t...
Mozilla's Firefox Mobile has hit the Alpha 2 stage. It was codenamed Fennec, and is still available for the OS2008 (”Maemo”) software platforms that runs on the Nokia N810 Internet Tablets. In addition, Windows, OS X , and Linux users can also take the browser for a test drive.Improvements/features of in the 2nd Alpha include: Touch screen support; Faster panning; Faster zooming; ...
Found under: Mozilla, Firefox, Fennec, Nokia, Linux, Maemo, N810, Internet Tablet, Alpha, A new day and guess what A new version of Fennec Mozillas Firefox Mobile which has now slipped in to Alpha 2 only on the Nokia N810. Mozilla are dead serious about getting Firefox in the mobile arena in the form of Fennec when the full version hits download sites it is expected to take the mobile phone market...
Mozilla has released Alpha 2 of its mobile web browser called Fennec that is available for the OS2008 (”Maemo”) software platforms that runs on the Nokia N810 Internet Tablets. (Yes, you can also take it for a test spin on Windows, OS X , and Linux computers, according to Mozilla, “to give people who don’t
Mozilla fans will be pleased at this news. From early next year, a mobile Firefox browser will be available on Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson phones on a Symbian OS. Firefox’s venture into the small screen should take place in April next year. It has already been available on Linux Maemo and Windows Mobile devices, but
