@ Mike Cane there is an error in the link not on the Maemo website. A quick google of your name brings up an interesting spate of anti Nokia rants are you mentally ok, it seems like you have decided to follow the path of rabbid Nokia hater, its quite strange. Why don’t you just quietly put the N800/N770 down back and back away slowly and return to your happy Mac world.

LMFAO

The link to it gives me:

Not Found

This page is not available on this server
Error 404
maemo.org
Fri, 13 Jul 2007 01:04:02 +0300
Apache/2.2.3 (Debian) DAV/2 PHP/4.4.4-8+etch3 mod_ssl/2.2.3 OpenSSL/0.9.8c Midgard/1.8.4

Stacktrace:
1: /var/cache/midgard/midgard/7-49-31-0.php:0 {main}
2: /var/cache/midgard/midgard/7-49-31-0.php:106 midcom_application::codeinit
3: /usr/share/midgard/svn/midcom/midcom_2_8/midcom.core/midcom/application.php:518 midcom_application::_process
4: /usr/share/midgard/svn/midcom/midcom_2_8/midcom.core/midcom/application.php:1036 midcom_application::generate_error

Yep, just about what I expect for The Nokia Experience.

Another cool feature for the n800 ( I love the Skype). But it comes against the backdrop of the iPhone and once again brings to mind that the n800 would be a fantastic telephone if only Nokia would just drop in a cellular module. Then we wouldn’t have to hunt endlessly for WiFi hotspots.

Everything works GREAT on the n800, but I have to put it away to make a phone call out of WiFi range, and I have zero internet connectivity out of WiFi range.

I swear…a big branch of the portable device tree is growing rapidly in the direction of the iPhone, or the n800 with cell capability.

High resolution, large, pocketable screen. Programability. Great speakers and sound (it is my favorite radio, and that’s listening to New York radio in California!), plus all the Google functions anywhere, anytime (calendar, reader, maps…all fantastic).

Great power in the pocket or purse. I’ll bet that the portable device scene will be much different next year this time, or certainly in two years. I can’t wait!

Al
Santa Monica

Yup, once I finally got Python 2.5 installed on my 770, I was able to use this app. Back when I evaluated the N800, I had trouble installing Python (I tried the procedure from MaemoWordPy’s site, but it didn’t work…should’ve just installed it directly from its site on garage.maemo.org (IIRC?)) so I just gave up on it, since I was near the end of my eval period.

Glad I tried it again with the 770. It’ll be pretty handy sometimes, even though I do most of my blog posting from the ScribeFire FF extension these days.