This morning I’m announcing a new project I’ve just started — Featured Maemo Apps!
I read a bit today on how debian has a site focused on highlighting an application a day. It occurred to me immediately that the Nokia Tablet and Maemo platform also needed a resource to help users explore the growing list of applications and get a better understanding of the tablet’s capabilities. And so here we are… [Featured Maemo Apps]
I’m passionate about the Nokia Tablet and think there’s an opportunity for the platform to seriously expand grow as this new category becomes more well understood. This is my contribution back!
If you’ve been reading here and either have an application you’ve developed or have something you’d like to know more about as an end-user, please let me know and I’ll get things queued up!
Technorati Tags: Linux, Nokia, Open Source, N770, N800, Maemo, N-Series
Thanks for your enthusiasm re:N800. I think you will benefit new users with little or no technical background as you moderate a discussion about how Linux, OS 2007, Maemo, Gnome et al work together (or don’t) within the tablet environment. I bought the device expecting a well defined out-of-box experience and then found that I ran up against a platform that is not yet fully developed, is vaguely familiar (and somewhat hostile) to my desktop user skills and yet is very exciting because it has lots of room for exploitation.
Thanks for pointing the way to the user guide. Ironically, I had found it online using my laptop, downloaded it as a PDF and then saved it to the internal card never realizing it was already on the N800!