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2010-11-23
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But where would the chocolates come out?
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2010-11-23
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Originally Posted by jedi
The N900 comes with a tiny chocolate behind each key, use a small screw driver to pop each key, one everyday day. It also has more than 25 keys, so if you are with a friend, you can share.
But where would the chocolates come out?
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2010-11-23
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The calendar uses standard iCal format calendars. There are many free calendars available in the iCal format. Try a search.
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2010-11-24
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Originally Posted by tuxoutpost
Hey thatīs it, thanks!
The calendar uses standard iCal format calendars. There are many free calendars available in the iCal format. Try a search.
I used some advent calenders every year on my Palm Computers. At least the German Palm Community offered several calenders. Are there any plans for the N900?