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Maemo Core Developer: Nokia needs one
I love job hunting via blogs. It is so much more satisfying than reading your local news paper or typing a vague query in to monster. Carlo needs a developer: We are looking for a software engineer to join our Maemo / Internet Tablets development team. This is a core developer position with a focus…
Team building at Nokia USA: Bust out the saw and don’t forget the meat
Karl from Experience Curve: so i’m part of a team at Nokia doing a team building event, this involves making an “interactive online dining experienceâ€. Believe it or not, we’re in an apartment in the financial district of San Francisco with a pile of lumber, to build the table, some wifi access, a flickr account,…
Video: Future Windows Mobile UI
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: I don’t like talking about the competition since that isn’t the point of this blog. Sometimes however you just notice some cool things that your major competitor is doing. If anyone has ever used a PSP or Windows Media Center in Vista then you can immediately tell…
Video: Report on the NFC trials in NYC Subways
Source: Paw’s blog Hmmm light bulb: NFC car door openers?
Nokia wins “least offensive in game ads” award from Maximum PC
Mark from the Nokia Blog writes: Maximum PC appreciates the in-game ads by Nokia included in Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter. The game was awarded with the “Least Offensive In-Game Ads†for the Gaming Awards 2006 which was published in the recent March 2007 issue of the magazine. Check out the scanned page. Good eye catching…
Video review of the Nokia DT-22 Tripod
Video shot on my Nokia N93i: Direct link to video
How To: Make a tripod for your Nokia N93 or N93i
When I shot my N93i unboxing video with my N93 I promised I would show you my tripod setup. Here it is in 5 steps. Step 1: Grab a text book Step 2: Grab a rubber band Step 3: Put rubber band around text book Step 4: Insert Nokia camera phone somewhere in the middle…
Love Darla Mack? Get her theme!
Darla Mack was the first S60 blogger I ever talked to. We immediately hit it off when I discovered we had one thing in common: full blooded New Yorker’s living in ridiculously suburban environments. I don’t hunt for new themes online. I usually go with whatever is most comfortable on my eyes that provides adequate…
Is S60 easy enough? How can Nokia improve the user experiance?
Steve from All About Symbian: Why not set things up so that the same application, or even S60 as a whole, can look and behave in different ways according to the personal preference and ability of the person using the smartphone? I remember 10 years ago when the desktop email application Eudora came with three…