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Maemo Devices is where Nokia builds mobile computers on Linux. We build leading-edge devices by combining the most powerful hardware and the best open source software technologies. Our ambition is to deliver a superior user experience dedicated for mobile computers with large touch-screens that fit into your pocket. Using agile development methods and engaging with open source communities define our new way of working. Our latest Maemo product is the N900 - a high-performance mobile computer with a powerful processor, large internal storage, and sharp touch-screen display powered by Maemo 5 OS and applications. Get to know everything about Maemo and the Nokia N900 mobile computer at http://maemo.nokia.com and http://jaaksi.blogspot.com/
I just got an email from ProClip USA that their Nokia N900 vehicle mounts are now out. You can choose from three different tilt swivel holders:
- Plain Holder with Tilt Swivel – $34.99
- Charging Holder with Tilt Swivel and Cigarette Lighter Adapter – $59.99
- Charging Holder with Tilt Swivel and Straight Power Cord for Fixed Installation – $79.99
Note that along with the holder, you also need to purchase a vehicle mount specific to your vehicle.
Visit ProClip USA.
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We are looking for an experienced software engineer and an architect for the browser team:
Nokia is currently transforming itself from a hardware company to a hardware+services (solutions) company. At MWC 2010, we spoke to Tero Ojanperä, EVP of Services, in order to get an insight into current progress. Over a wide-ranging interview we cover a number of topics around Nokia's service strategy including how Ovi fits into Nokia's software platform strategy, the thought processes that led to free navigation, the importance of services compared to phone hardware, getting content onto the Ovi Store, the importance of partners and much more.
We are looking for the Browser Q&A specialist.
Do not wait! Apply now!
After our successful year of training at Openismus, I thought I’d publish the rough bullet-point list that we used. Whoever we choose for the following year will repeat much the same process, with in-depth critique and a dose of reality.


