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 ...

Nokia N810 Internet Tablet, signifying a new phase in portable internet communication. You have ability to connect this pocket-sized device to the nearest Wi-Fi hotspot or over your Bluetooth mobile phone. The Nokia N810 allows you to make internet calls; check your e-mail or watch the latest videos or update your blog

3D displays are all the rage now, specially since Sony is praising them at IFA and Nokia’s showcasing an Internet Tablet with such a display at Nokia World 2009. Pictured below, the Nokia N810 Internet tablet might just take video playback to a new level. No 3D glasses are needed to view tridimensional content on the

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Earlier this week, Nokia took the wraps off the N810 Internet Tablet WiMAX Edition, an upcoming Mobile Internet Device (MID) that will include 4G wireless networking technology. Nokia was demonstrating this model at that CTIA tradeshow this week, and Brighthand was there to record the event.

Over at Tablet-Guru, they've spotted an ad in the February edition of the Best Buy Mobile buyers guide showing a new color scheme for the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet, in fashionable black, with orange keyboard backlights. If you're not familiar with the Internet Tablets from Nokia, they're small UMPCs powered by Maemo, a form of

The T-Mobile G1 is an impressive device that has been performing rock solidly for me these past few weeks. The idea of running the Google Android device was to have it move from phones to other devices in the future and according to Linux Devices an enterprising developer has ported Android to the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet. I enjoy using the N810 and would love to try out the Android OS on this L...

The N810 Internet Tablet WiMAX Edition is a handy touchscreen computer that is powered by Nokia’s Maemo, a mobile Linux edition, and as of now it is ready for shipping. The WiMAX boasts of a fixed WiFi as well as WiMAX networks including XOHM which Sprint has publicized in Baltimore, Maryland just lately. Its complete sliding

"An eagle-eyed member of InternetTabletTalk.com noticed this interesting image of the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet in the February edition of the Best Buy Mobile buyer's guide. Showing the tablet off on page 23 in a very sexy black outfit with an orange-backlit keyboard, Best Buy Mobile might have let the cat out of the bag a bit early.It makes sense that this might be the rumored WiMax version, due

"Webot, a remote media platform for browsers and mobile devices, now features a custom interface for the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet. Touted as the first media player that lets N810 users access their media collection from anywhere over an internet connection, Webot customized its media search, sharing and player technologies to suite the tablet design.Webot also supports the Apple iPhone and iPod