I walked into the nearest Cellular store and asked for a Nokia phone
charger and tried it. It worked great .. end of story,
Gary B
Peter Flynn wrote:
> Mike Klein wrote:
>> I would strongly suggest a "usb" recharging solution
>
> Useless if you don't have a USB powered device. One of the obje
Peter Flynn wrote:
> Does anyone know how to change the play order of MP3 files in the
> default media player?
>
I don't know how to do this on the default media player. I use the Kagu
player on my n800. I find it a lot nicer to work with. However, as far
as that goes, I haven't figured o
Peter Flynn wrote:
Steve Yelvington wrote:
Maybe just a tad optimistic, but I've had no issues on long airplane
flights listening to the Greatful Dead
You should have :-)
Not bad overall. It's more stylus-friendly than finger-friendly overall,
especially whe
Does anyone know how to change the play order of MP3 files in the
default media player? It appears to order them alphabetically by the
first capital, ignoring my carefully-placed leading digits. This is
possibly irrelevant with song collections, but incorrect behaviour with
-- for example -- mo
Here it is...goog'd on some keywords in tar I have and found:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/embedded/survey.html?download=arm
You must answer survey before getting access.
mike
Peter Flynn wrote:
> Mike Klein wrote:
>
>> Hasn't sun recently released a java for linux/arm?
>>
>
> I can't find
Mike Klein wrote:
> Hasn't sun recently released a java for linux/arm?
I can't find that. There are 50+ links on java.sun.com to *building*
Java and assorted variants for ARM on a Linux platform, but nothing
about a product. Do you know of a link to it?
///Peter
Mike Klein wrote:
> Not true. There are a bazillion wall/ac adapters with usb
> connector...producing a safe 5v.
>
> Use this (or a usb battery pack) in conjunction with a boxwave
> (sync/charge) or javoedge (charge only) cable and you're set.
>
> You want this generic usb wall charger as it's
Just pick up a VEC414S inverter (slightly larger than a cigarette pack
and has ac plus usb) or an ac/usb wall chargeror a usb battery
pack...or a micro usb powered pocket hub.
No need for laptop.
mike
Peter Flynn wrote:
> Mike Klein wrote:
>
>> I would strongly suggest a "usb" recharging
Not true. There are a bazillion wall/ac adapters with usb
connector...producing a safe 5v.
Use this (or a usb battery pack) in conjunction with a boxwave
(sync/charge) or javoedge (charge only) cable and you're set.
You want this generic usb wall charger as it's useful for your other
gizmos...ass
Mike Klein wrote:
> I would strongly suggest a "usb" recharging solution
Useless if you don't have a USB powered device. One of the objectives of
getting the N800 was so I *didn't* have to trug my lapdog with me...
But as I said, if regular Nokia phone chargers can supply the power the
N800 ne
Jonathan Greene wrote:
> I can't even tell you what charger I am using with which device. I
> have quite a few N-Series phones and several tablets as well as the
> Nokia GPS. They all use the same plugs and work just fine. I would
> not suggest getting a no-name brand... I've had trouble there wi
Steve Yelvington wrote:
> Maybe just a tad optimistic, but I've had no issues on long airplane
> flights listening to the Greatful Dead
You should have :-)
> Not bad overall. It's more stylus-friendly than finger-friendly overall,
> especially when using some of the contrib applications (i.e. C
Wahlau - wrote:
> Hi PEter,
>
> have you tried Jalimo? I've got something running (CLI) when i last tried
> it...
That looks a bit off-to-the-side with rather too many bells and
whistles. They appear to be pursuing the development of "Java-like" GUI
packages, whereas all I want is a plain comm
Kalle Valo wrote:
> I think you should try with client auth disabled, because you have
> disabled similar sounding setting (Client Cert) from Network Manager.
I tried that today, everything else as-was, and it complained that I
didn't have a CA certificate to validate the server.
So "Require cl
correct - we've got Wayfinder ... and Maemo Maps. Maps.google.com
works quite well on the N810... been a while since I tested it on the
N800 - though nothing saves locally of course.
On 10/31/07, Wayne Fiori <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From the two links, the N800 is not listed as a compatible
>From the two links, the N800 is not listed as a compatible device. It
looks like the Maps app is an S60 app. Since the N800 isn't listed as
one of the compatible devices, why would you expect the application to
work with the N800?
--
=Wayne
On Oct 31, 2007 10:03 AM, Acadia Secure Networks
<[EMAI
All,
is there a way to get the maploader from Nokia to download maps onto the
N800? I can't seem to find an application called "Maps" to which the
maploader refers, either installed on the N800 or available for download
to the N800.
Is Maps only available if the N800 user purchases the nav kit
On Wed, Oct 31, 2007 at 10:15:19AM +0200, Eero Tamminen wrote:
> If you want to use larger memory cards, please make sure that your
> N800 contains the latest release. Earlier releases could corrupt
> >= 2GB cards:
>http://maemo.org/news/announcements/view/1191328183.html
Hm, was that bug on
Chris,
my experience is with the XV6700 on Verizon Wireless's network and it
does tether with the N800 via bluetooth. Sprint sells (sold?) this
handset as the PPC6700.
The successor to the PPC6700, which runs Windows Mobile 6.0 is the
Mogul. This is an expensive handset, however.
For more i
just make sure it supports DUN and not PAN
On 10/31/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use motorola razar with it, on sprint
>
>
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 11:33:17 -0400
> Chris Mcnally <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am considering switching to Sprint in the US, and I
> >would lik
I use motorola razar with it, on sprint
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 11:33:17 -0400
Chris Mcnally <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am considering switching to Sprint in the US, and I
>would like to
> choose a current phone that would support tethering
>(phone as modem)
> with the Nokia N800. I will bu
I am considering switching to Sprint in the US, and I would like to
choose a current phone that would support tethering (phone as modem)
with the Nokia N800. I will buy a data plan. I am not sure how to tell
which phones will work with the N800.
Under the "full features" tab, Sprint shows sever
On Wed, Oct 31, 2007 at 03:26:12PM +0100, Zoran Kolic wrote:
> > flights listening to the Greatful Dead while playing Aisle Riot.
>
> Grateful Dead will solve all problems. Back side of future
> device has to show Jerry's face in front and haze on the screen.
Haha, I would by that special edition
> Maybe just a tad optimistic, but I've had no issues on long airplane
> flights listening to the Greatful Dead while playing Aisle Riot.
Grateful Dead will solve all problems. Back side of future
device has to show Jerry's face in front and haze on the screen.
Zor
Hi there!
Months ago (ie. before the re-skinning of maemo.org), non-English
feeds where available through a specific link on planet-maemo: am I
wrong or they've disappeared with the current layout of the site? Any
chance to see them back?
Not that I'm not happy with English feeds (planet-mae
Assume you have the terminal installed? Try running apt-get update
Should either fix or reveal the problem ...
On 10/31/07, harini satyanarayanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>I am new to using nokia N770, and i was trying to install the tapioca
> client on it, but every time i add that r
Hi,
I am new to using nokia N770, and i was trying to install the tapioca
client on it, but every time i add that repository it says unable to refresh
the packages. I did try to look up for some help on their forum but looks
like there are many others with the same issue and i couldn't find a cl
Hello Everbody,
I've done a C program for devloping GUI in ubuntu
(maemo 3.1, scratchbox 3.1) , now I need to port to Nokia N800, since for C
program we'll be getting .exe instead of .deb, hence difficulty in porting
to the device can anybody help me in this regard.
__
I use N800 as a control panel for open source home automation systems
Plutohome and LinuxMCE. It works much better then 770. Moreover, one friend
of mine managed to setup it as Asterisk soft phone. It works like a charm.
As I see N810 is more appropriate choice for personal using: slide keyboard
an
Hi,
ext Jon Dodson wrote:
> ive checked the specs and pricing on the n800 and i was wondering if anyone
> had some honest feedback after using it for a few months++. The review
> sites rate it based on a few days of use(if that) and thats not a really
> good review of how good or bad it is.
>
>
Hi PEter,
have you tried Jalimo? I've got something running (CLI) when i last tried it...
regards,
wahlau.
On 31/10/2007, Peter Flynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fred Chittenden wrote:
>
> > My n800 has almost replaced my laptop.
>
> I'd be set to go that far...if I can find a Java that runs on
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