Maemo For Beginners
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In case you're wondering what "Maemo" actually means, the Nokia tablets run on an operating system called Linux Maemo, and maemo.org is the official website of the Maemo developer and user community. | In case you're wondering what "Maemo" actually means, the Nokia tablets run on an operating system called Linux Maemo, and maemo.org is the official website of the Maemo developer and user community. | ||
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Revision as of 14:16, 20 May 2009
An idiot's guide to using Nokia's internet tablets
If you've bought a Nokia N800 or N810 and need help with the basics of how to use it, this might be a good place to start.
The tutorials in this section deal with all the main stuff you can do with the Nokia tablets, and they're written in a language that (hopefully!) anyone can understand.
In case you're wondering what "Maemo" actually means, the Nokia tablets run on an operating system called Linux Maemo, and maemo.org is the official website of the Maemo developer and user community.
The original versions of these tutorials were published on the Internet Tablet School site and are used here with permission.
Anyway, on with the tutorials!
Start Here!