A bit more from Friday, since I'll be gone over the weekend --

Ari Jaaksi's Blog:
Better late than never ...
http://jaaksi.blogspot.com/2005/09/b...han-never.html
>>'m heading the Linux and open source development at Nokia, responsible e.g. for the Nokia 770 Internet Tablet -software. We launched the product in May -- and now finalizing the software. I'm trying to stay calm -- there are a lot of things to take care of. But I'm lucky -- I'm surrounded by excellent people!

The blog subtitle notes: "This is a boring mostly work related blog -- I'm mostly figuring out if I have anything to write ;-)"

Ari, don't worry. No matter what you write, we'll be hanging on your every word.

Wait, there's more!
In Italy
http://jaaksi.blogspot.com/2005/09/in-italy_02.html
>>So I got to Italy ... to the beautiful lake Como. I'm writing this on my week 34 release of 770. Not bad ;-)

We're all eager to have the same experience -- the Italy part and the week 34 release part! (Imagine them together. Now that's a vacation!)

Nik's Tech:
Nokia 770 "Coffee Table"PC Gets FCC Approval
http://nicktech.blogspot.com/2005/09...-gets-fcc.html
>>This Baby is made completely with the purpose of Internet,With both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi built in,this shouldnt be to hard.
>>Via Mobileburn

goikoetxeta.com:
Nokia 770 autorizado para ser producido en masa
http://agregador.goikoetxeta.com/02-...ucido-en-masa/
http://www.alt1040.com/archivo/2005/...ucido-en-masa/
>>Via Gizmodo
In Spanish, though. Identical content at two sites. Maybe goikoetxeta is an aggregation and alt1040 is the site being grabbed.

Portable Gadgets:
Making VoIP calls on Nokia 770 with Minisip
http://www.portablegadgets.net/artic...0-with-minisip
>>Via Internet Tablet Talk

A curio --
i-Anya:
Portable, wireless, internet: The tablet
http://anya.blogsome.com/2005/05/26/...et-the-tablet/
This one slipped through the cracks all these months. Contains longish article from the Sydney Morning Herald about the 770 and a bit about the Palm LifeDrive. But Anya, that's a picture of the Pepper Pad, not the Nokia 770.

-- Roger Sperberg