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2009-12-10
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2009-12-11
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2009-12-11
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@ London, United Kingdom
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2009-12-11
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@ Helsinki
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2010-01-11
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I'm looking to find someone who will bring ankimaemi on the n810 up to the capability of full Anki (i.e. it displays images and plays sounds, as well as syncing with Anki Online).Alternatively, I want a new Anki client for the n810 developed.
I'm looking to find someone who will bring ankimaemi on the n810 up to the capability of full Anki (i.e. it displays images and plays sounds, as well as syncing with Anki Online).Alternatively, I want a new Anki client for the n810 developed. I also want the source code released afterwards. I'm willing to pay and if anyone wants to negotiate a price, can they please send me a PM.
I suggest that this could be a good way for some users to earn a bit of extra cash - there are a lot of people out there who want programs which aren't available. There are a lot of broke maemo developers. Let's bring them together. Leave a reply if you are interested in undertaking this kind of work (or if you are interested in hiring a coder).