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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/
The Q1 2010 Maemo Community Council elections are up and running, and nominations have been open for several days now. If you're eligible to be a candidate, you have until next Tuesday, March 16th, at 23:59 UTC to get your name on the ballot. Nominations should be sent to the maemo-community mailing list, and reposted to talk.maemo.org in the appropriate thread.
This is a great opportunity to have your fingers on the pulse of the nascent MeeGo community, and to carry on the great work done by previous community councils. The community council is the body that represents the Maemo community, and being part of it gives you a real opportunity to affect the things that are important to you.
I have just release a new version of SeriesFinale.
… suspicious of carrying illegal dependencies XD
In the past weeks ProFUSION coworker Gustavo Padovan was hacking on bluetooth support for Enlightenment ecosystem using the BlueZ stack.
Due to lot of questions that people are asking through comments in the mafw-gst-eq-renderer related posts, I have set up a new mailing list: mafweqrenderer-list@garage.maemo.org.
Feel free to join it.

