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Maemopad+ Tree-based notes and sketching application, a'la Treepad.

Evince is a document viewer for multiple document formats. It currently supports pdf, postscript, djvu, cb, cbr, cbz, tiff and dvi.

iNES runs Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and Famicom games on your tablet. It will also emulate Famicom Disk System (FDS), VS System arcade box, FamilyBASIC keyboard, Zapper light gun, and other NES addons.

The Maemo port of iNES has been specifically optimized for tablets. It simulates NES joypad with touch screen, automatically opens NES files, and uses 6502 CPU emulation written in ARM assembler.

WeightJinni is a small program that allows you to track all the things you eat and drink together with your current weight.

Besides a table view it also show in a small graph your weight and kcal (or other unit) per day.

Future enhancements like statistics, meal suggestions, improved graphics etc. are planed.

Usage: Use popup menues for the tables. Stroke up or down on the graph to switch resolution.

SDict Viewer is a viewer for dictionaries in open format developed by AXMA Soft.

fMSX emulates MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ home computers that have been popular in Japan, Netherlands, Russia, and Brazil. This version of fMSX has been specifically adapted for Nokia tablets. It supports joypad simulation with a stylus (or finger) input and will automatically open *.rom and *.dsk files from the file manager.

Speccy will emulate different models of Sinclair ZX Spectrum and its clones, such as Timex Sinclair, Pentagon, Scorpion, Didaktik, etc. This version of Speccy has been specifically adapted for Nokia tablets. It supports joypad simulation with a stylus (or finger) input and will automatically open *.z80, *.sna, *.tap, *.tzx, *.trd, *.scl, *.fdi, and *.dsk files from the file manager.

A small egg-timer program. You just choose on the hour, minutes and seconds scalebar the values and it counts down, playing a selected soundfile after time has passed.

A port of Xarchiver, which is a frontend for several compression utilities, like tar, rar, or zip. It supports mime-open and is tested & developed on the n800 with os2008/chinook.

ColEm will run software written for ColecoVision videogame console produced by Coleco in the 80s. This version of ColEm has been specifically optimized for Maemo, with touch screen support and ARM assembler optimizations.