I've now updated the tutorial on how to connect your tablet to the internet through a mobile phone:

http://tabletschool.blogspot.com/200...-internet.html

There's a new video and the text has been completely updated to take account of the changes in the latest tablet operating system, OS 2008.

It's basically much easier now to make the tablet to use your phone, the process is more streamlined because the pairing process automatically starts the phone network operator wizard.

Brief but important, this tutorial covers how to use the File Manager application on the N800 and N810:

http://tabletschool.blogspot.com/200...e-manager.html

These tutorials are great! I started watching the video tutorials (and subbed to them) as soon as I ordered my n800, and I'm still waiting for its arrival! That way, at least I'll have a foundational basis of its workings, despite the fact that I know NOTHING about Linux. I did, however, manage to teach myself how to use the computer/internet at a very young age. So, with a little help from the tutorials, I should be able to manage

Thanks Valia!

You really don't need to know Linux at all to use these tablets, unless you want to do some really advanced stuff.

Don't forget to read the text tutorials that accompany the videos too, there's a lot of stuff in the text that doesn't fit in YouTube's 10 minute video limit.

Another updated tutorial, this shows you how to find and install applications and games on the N800 and N810:

http://tabletschool.blogspot.com/200...lling-new.html

Ya, I figured that out once I got mine and started using it. It's pretty easy to navigate through the programs. The only thing that's slightly annoying is when I'm trying to play Blocks and I hit the wrong button which pauses the game, lol.

Yeah, blocks is a bit tricky for me to get used to anyway as it uses the tablet screen sideways.

Another new tutorial, this time on word processing on the N800 and N810:

http://tabletschool.blogspot.com/200...sing-with.html

I've just covered Notes and Google Documents because those are the two that are easiest to access, they don't even require any installation.

thx, i've been meaning to explore the art of writing.

Krisse,

Your tutorials are outrageously awesome and precise. I like your style

Scum

PS jealous about your good deals on IT's..... Im broke, but technolust for real nice devices always exists.