I was in the middle of typing my Day 0 wrap up when I decided it would be nice to rest my eyes for an hour.

That 1 hour really turned into 6

Ubuntu doesn’t like waking up from hibernation and it ate my blog post; I will rewrite it within the next 12 hours and throw Windows XP back on this thing when I come back to America.

I’m going to be heading out for drinks in a little bit, but this is pretty much what my blogging schedule will be: at the end of every night or beginning of every morning. I have unlimited 24/7 internet access in my hotel room, but I’m not going to be using it much since I have unlimited 24/7 internet access at home too.

I want to absorb as much of Madrid as I possibly can while meeting as many S60 enthusiasts as humanly possible.

In Spain and want to hang out? My number is +1 817 808 9258 and I’m staying in room 629 of the Hotel Meliá Castilla.

Don’t be shy!

I was poking thru the (password protected) 2007 S60 summit site and came across this PDF file: Download S60_Summit_Expo.pdf

I just hit gold. This 7 page document gives a summary of what I’m going to be seeing on Wednesday. Here are some highlights:

• Helix Multimedia Engine: Helix makes Windows Media video possible on S60
• Java Mobile Service Architecture: JSR-248
• Message Composing New Look & Feel
  • Common composer for S60
  • Facelifts of the messaging clients (Please please please let this mean threaded SMS!)
• Nokia (NYSE: NOK) Download! is the PC version of the Download! client found in S60 devices
• S60 Mobile Office Suite (Nokia coming out with their own office suite?!)
• There will also be a few companies demoing their contribution to the S60 ecosystem:
  • Adobe will be showing off Flash Lite
  • Freescale will have a video telephony S60 reference design
  • LG will bring the KS10 JoY
  • Samsung is bringing these models: SGH-D720, SGH-D730, SGH-Z600, SGH-i520, SGH-i400
  • TI is promising to show a "5 second full OS boot time" on one of their processors
  • Samsung will also be showing off their S3C6400 processor which can do everything except laundry. It looks like a serious competitor to TI’s OMAP 3420, however the power consumption may not be up to par since it’s a 90 nm solution versus TI’s 65.
  • STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM) will have their Nomadik STn8815 processor. This is a gut feeling, but I think this is the chip inside the Nokia 8600.
• A few demos from various universities around the world and Nokia NRC will also be at the summit!

Looks like I’m going to be taking quite a number of pictures and writing until I get carpal.

I’m officially pumped. I don’t think I’ll be sleeping tonight and hopefully that should make sleeping on the 10 hour flight across the Atlantic easier.