RevdKathy | # 91 | 2009-10-12, 16:35 | Report

^Oh yesm, BBC iplayer would be nify.

axel | # 92 | 2009-10-13, 22:09 | Report

The Nokia Sports Tracker is going to merge with Ovi Maps and Nokia viNE generating Ovi Jouneys!

Does this mean that we might see Nokia Sports Tracker on N900 after all!!??

http://thesymbianblog.com/2009/10/13...ker-is-coming/

Jack6428 | # 93 | 2009-10-13, 22:52 | Report

quick Q.:
can people develope apps for the N900 already now? or do we have to wait till the device release? i think the SDK is out, but just a demo/beta?

Kamikaze | # 94 | 2009-10-14, 02:21 | Report

Someone has already been mentioned in another part of the forum but I couldn't see it in here and thought it was worth putting it up in this thread.

Having a Sopcast / TVAnts / TVU Player client on the N900 would be brilliant!

pelago | # 95 | 2009-10-14, 09:59 | Report

The SDK is now in final release, but even when it was alpha- and beta-quality, people were using it to develop apps.

Jack6428 | # 96 | 2009-10-14, 12:06 | Report

ok, thanks..i can now start gathering people for my project

schaggo | # 97 | 2009-11-10, 01:45 | Report

Cisco compatible VPN client
Mobile option for browser
Social network apps/clients/extended widgets (save data)
Google Maps
Shazam/TrackID
Office Suite or at least time unlimited reading/viewing capabilities with DocsToGo
Turn by turn navigation

dormant | # 98 | 2009-11-10, 01:55 | Report

vpnc is Cisco compatible, at least it is with one network I use.

schaggo | # 99 | 2009-11-10, 02:13 | Report

Granted, but is it Maemo 5/Fremantle compatible? It's not, as far as my interpretation of Google search results - which led to this forum btw - goes. Of course I stand corrected if I'm BSing here

dormant | # 100 | 2009-11-10, 02:20 | Report

It runs on Diablo, so I assume it will make it's way to Maemo.