Fennec Alpha Walkthrough from Madhava Enros on Vimeo.
http://vimeo.com/1981300?pg=embed&sec=1981300

I already have it on my n810, very interesting piece of software, a little bit buggy right now, but deserve a try

The first release of BlueMaemo is now available on garage.maemo. I’m very happy with all the community feedback and support, thanks to all the guys that sent me emails and made blog posts about BlueMaemo.

Download instructions and other information can be found here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pEoaCVgygg

BlueMaemo is my new Open Source project :), basically BlueMaemo is a port of my Google Summer of Code project, ReMoko, to the Maemo powered devices.

With BlueMaemo you can turn any Maemo-powered devices in a mixed Bluetooth keyboard-and-mouse device through the HID Bluetooth profile. Right now the program still in a alpha version, I’ve planned the first release for the next week. The program functionalities are very similar to the ReMoko functionalities, exception to the accelerometer profile that doesn’t exist in BlueMaemo, because any of the Maemo devices have accelerometer capabilities. The program UI still very beta right now, I’ve to make some changes in order to support different UI themes. In order to support the maemo devices without a hardware keyboard, I had to add a virtual keyboard to the keyboard profile, I reuse a keyboard shipped in the python-efl demos, this virtual keyboard are made in INdT Brazil, so the credits of the virtual keyboard graphics belongs to them.

The winner from the long list of entries to the maemo.org contest was chosen. There were 62 people who submitted logos for consideration, and a total of around 120 logos to choose from (excluding variants of the same logo).

In the end, the judge choose this logo from glaolivier:

More information here.