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2010-09-10
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#211
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The thread "Top must have apps for N900" (4 posts) has been merged into this thread.
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2010-09-10
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Originally Posted by fraaaaanka
headphone daemon is essential for me .... pauses media player when headphones are disconncted!
Yep gotta agree, a really nice function.
I'd have to say
Power Kernel (overclocking!!)
Advanced Power (Battery percentage,time left menu plugin)
AP-News Desktop Widget
cpumem-applet (shows cpu / memory usage in status area)
fAPN (gui for adding gprs apn)
ForecaWeather (desktop weather forecasts)
Irreco (desktop widget for controlling your tv by remote control)
Lens cover reminder
Midnight Commander (file manager)
Petrovich (send files over bluetooth)
Rootsh (root access)
fm-boost (boost transmit power)
There are so many!
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2010-09-11
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Originally Posted by petrelli
I recommend that you try Opera 10.1 ,its lot faster than MicroB and you can use it easily with one hand.
In my case, I think I don't have any special app downloaded. The best the n900 can do is to surf internet, and microB is still the best option (firefox even with overclocked n900 is too slow).
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2010-09-11
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Originally Posted by thebtman
Petrovich is no longer needed in PR 1.2
Yep gotta agree, a really nice function.
I'd have to say
Power Kernel (overclocking!!)
Advanced Power (Battery percentage,time left menu plugin)
AP-News Desktop Widget
cpumem-applet (shows cpu / memory usage in status area)
fAPN (gui for adding gprs apn)
ForecaWeather (desktop weather forecasts)
Irreco (desktop widget for controlling your tv by remote control)
Lens cover reminder
Midnight Commander (file manager)
Petrovich (send files over bluetooth)
Rootsh (root access)
fm-boost (boost transmit power)
There are so many!
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2010-09-12
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ok i dont know if this the right posting for this but here it goes... ok sadly to say im behind i just got a n810 to replace the laptop i was trying to carry everywhere i read blogs and i look on youtube i look at the n900 but thats for someone who wants it as a phone im liking having my phone separted from the tablet i really love the tablet but disliking some things bout it like for instant it really dont have too many apps for it my main reason of getting it to type up documents video chat and surf the web i dont see nothing that does any of thiis unless im wrong i need some suggestings on what to do even if i have to hack it which i try doing and it didnt work out for me and im good at hacking cause i hack ppl blackberry and ipohnes daily if anybody with any info for this would be thankful
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2010-09-21
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@ Malaysia
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My "must have" applications (today):
To complete the smartphone:
1) fMMS
2) Office2go (Word, Excel, ppt)
3) Maps
4) Petrovich for file transfer
5) Hermes to update contacts (FB, LinkedIn)
6) FMTX transmitter widget
7) ForecaWeather
Nice applications to have (not in order of importance):
1) Flashlight
2) Mypaint - fantastic sketch app!
3) Wifi switcher
4) Personal Dataplan Monitor
5) Converter (for weights, temp, etc)
6) Recaller
7) Games (angry bird, bounce, cube)
8) Egg timer (could be useful)
9) Sleep analyzer (could be useful)
10) Anglemeter (could be useful)
11) AP News
12) Pedometer
13) Blogger
14) Wikihow
15) Yellow Notes
Applications I wish I had:
1) 3G video call (that works with network, instead of WLAN)
2) Powerpoint presenter (i'm going to try Bluemaemo)
3) Bible
4) Worldmate
Downloaded, but still figuring out how to use:
1) Mobilemap (Sygic) - no maps for APAC
2) QtIrreco - but could not get it to work
Last edited by Joseph.skb; 2010-09-21 at 04:59.
To complete the smartphone:
1) fMMS
2) Office2go (Word, Excel, ppt)
3) Maps
4) Petrovich for file transfer
5) Hermes to update contacts (FB, LinkedIn)
6) FMTX transmitter widget
7) ForecaWeather
Nice applications to have (not in order of importance):
1) Flashlight
2) Mypaint - fantastic sketch app!
3) Wifi switcher
4) Personal Dataplan Monitor
5) Converter (for weights, temp, etc)
6) Recaller
7) Games (angry bird, bounce, cube)
8) Egg timer (could be useful)
9) Sleep analyzer (could be useful)
10) Anglemeter (could be useful)
11) AP News
12) Pedometer
13) Blogger
14) Wikihow
15) Yellow Notes
Applications I wish I had:
1) 3G video call (that works with network, instead of WLAN)
2) Powerpoint presenter (i'm going to try Bluemaemo)
3) Bible
4) Worldmate
Downloaded, but still figuring out how to use:
1) Mobilemap (Sygic) - no maps for APAC
2) QtIrreco - but could not get it to work
Last edited by Joseph.skb; 2010-09-21 at 04:59.
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2010-09-21
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Originally Posted by Joseph.skb
for a bible app, 'katana' works quite well =]
Applications I wish I had:
1) 3G video call (that works with network, instead of WLAN)
2) Powerpoint presenter (i'm going to try Bluemaemo)
3) Bible
4) Worldmate
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2010-09-22
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@ Malaysia
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Originally Posted by toki
I read some reviews that katana was a reader application? where can I get the NKJV?
for a bible app, 'katana' works quite well =]
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2010-09-24
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Originally Posted by Joseph.skb
I guess it's like a reader application - but you can easily download bibles in the app itself. The NKJV isn't available (I think due to licensing issues which is a problem for free/open source apps) but there is the American KJV and the original version.
I read some reviews that katana was a reader application? where can I get the NKJV?
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2010-09-25
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@ Florida
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#220
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1) 3G video call (that works with network, instead of WLAN)
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