When Nokia first shipped the N800, a popular linux based internet tablet, it cost $399. It also shipped with an incomplete set of applications and with limited 3rd party software availability. Today, there is more software available than ever for the N800 and Amazon has dropped the price to $299.99 $257.99!
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Nokia N800 Price Drops While Gaining New Features
by Jim on 12. Oct, 2007 in Linux, Nokia N800
Skype on the Nokia N800
by Jim on 29. Jul, 2007 in Linux, Nokia N800, Software
Nokia has officially released Skype for the N800 along with the newest software update. I haven’t had many opportunities to use Skype on the N800, but the few calls I did make came through loud and clear. Here are some screenshots I took of the Skype interface on the N800. If you [...]
Nokia N800 Gets Firefox 3 Rendering Engine
by Jim on 28. Jul, 2007 in Linux, Nokia N800, Open Source, Screencasts, Tech
The “Mozilla based browser for maemo” project has released a development version of the Gecko 1.9 rendering engine for the Nokia N800. This project, also known as “MicroB”, allows N800 users to replace the Opera rendering engine of the N800 browser with the same rendering engine that will power Firefox 3. Once the [...]
Google Maps on the Nokia N800
by Jim on 18. May, 2007 in Linux, Nokia N800, Screencasts
I finally got my Nokia N800 today. I was amazed at how easily it connected to the internet with WiFi and with my mobile phone. One thing I found useful so far was being able to access Google Maps on the run. It’s a little small on the screen, but I found [...]
10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
by Jim on 12. Jan, 2007 in Apple, Linux, Nokia N800, Open Source
Looking for the N900? Find out how it’s also better than the iPhone! New article here.
Get the Nokia N800 and accessories
All the buzz these days is about the Apple iPhone (not to be confused with the Linksys iPhone). I have to admit, the iPhone is pretty cool, and I was really excited about it [...]

