Indeed We'll grab that extra one and it gives us a great mix of devices, and there's a possibility for more if we need it

So how do we like this?

1. Desktop, System & Utilities (2 N950, 2 N9)
2. Games, Graphics & Multimedia (2 N950, 2 N9)
3. Network & Communications (2 N950, 2 N9)
4. Location & Navigation (2 N950, 2 N9)
5. Other (2 N950, 2 N9)
6. Updates to existing apps (3 N9)
7. Beginners (made up of entries from categories 1-5) (1 N950, 1 N9)

Not too many categegories, it's still got a little more encouragement for new apps over updates to existing apps but nobody is being favorited too much, and there's something in there for everyone

If we get a happy consensus we can get around to officially starting the competition soon, maybe even this weekend There's the bounty split to decide on and the submission site (but that won't need to be ready for a while yet, zehjotkah will make sure it's there for the finale ) We'll need to tighten up the rules and get the wiki sorted, then the hard work can begin

Edit: Update - we've swapped a few N9s for N950s, so our total device quota is now 14 N950s and 11 N9s. So beginners can have those 2 N950s afterall

1. Desktop, System & Utilities (2 N950, 2 N9)
2. Games, Graphics & Multimedia (2 N950, 2 N9)
3. Network & Communications (2 N950, 2 N9)
4. Location & Navigation (2 N950, 2 N9)
5. Other (2 N950, 2 N9)
6. Updates to existing apps (2 N950, 1N9)
7. Beginners (made up of entries from categories 1-5) (2 N950)