Desired Situation:
Personal data automatically secured to location that would more likely survive
if device gets destroyed.
TALK THREAD MISSING!
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Backup should be automatical
Posted on 2009-10-15 18:54 UTC by Janne Pänkälä. Status: Under consideration, Categories: Utilities.
see the 4 solutions or propose a solution
Ability for Developers to know which existings applications they can port
Posted on 2009-10-25 07:42 UTC by Nathanael Anderson. Status: Under consideration, Categories: Programming.
Their are hundreds of applications in the Diablo(& prior) repositories of programs lots of people using on a fairly consistant basis.
The original authors/porters may or may not be interested (or be even around any more) in porting it to Fremantle. Their needs to be some way for developers who are willing to just port existing applications, and/or take ownership and revamp the interface to be consistant with the new UI.
Talk Thread: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=357594
Share GPS
Posted on 2009-10-29 12:24 UTC by Rüdiger Schiller. Status: Under consideration
I like to share my Nxxx's GPS with another device, well thats easy for us linux geeks, but I dont want to have a shell howto! average joe needs buttons to share his GPS with some other device.
Sound reminder for unread messages, missed calls etc.
Posted on 2009-12-12 12:51 UTC by Michal Predotka. Status: Under consideration, Categories: Devices.
At the moment when I miss a call, there's only visual sign of it. It's not very useful when I have my N900 in my pocket. It'd be very handy if there was a sound (beep) notification for it as well. It might play every 5 minutes for example.
An indexing and tagging document manager
Posted on 2009-06-22 12:50 UTC by Ernesto de Bernardis. Status: Under consideration, Categories: Office.
My tablet stores so many document files in various formats that I don't know myself what's there any more. I have stored there also files coming from other portable devices I've been using in the last years, so there's really a significant part of my life there, though in a way it's difficult to browse and search.