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Not quite. It's a commercial program made by Motion Apps, based probably on the same Access code that also powers the N900 Palm emulator. http://www.motionapps.com/classic/overview/ I'm not sure if there is an open source base to it... Maybe we could get a commercial port.

You could actually do this with infrared?! :o

I will not participate in this nonsense! :angry:

My guess is that it should be possible but would probably take a little more effort. The question is, what do we need it for? Symbian games? Well, maybe, but it would be great if we could run them on top of the Linux system so we don't have to reboot the Pandora all the time. Maybe in a VM? The...

Sounds like the day I got my Zodiac... :wub: Seems like the six years of waiting for a worthy successor are finally over! :)

Are you also going to do an OpenTTD port? Seeing as it is what you got your name from originally... Ah, the good old Zodiac days! :) I'd really love to see a well working OpenTTD port as soon as possible as it's the perfect game to show off what the Pandora can do in my opinion. Also, now that...

You are correct though, that is a bullshit post...

In bed, I use my phone at weird angles all the time. If you show something to your friends on your phone, weird angles occur. Viewing angle IS important. But good visibility in sunlight is probably even more important. Me, I still want Sinclair's flat tube... :D

I don't understand the complaint about being unamerican... This community has always been rather unamerican and proud of it. :P

I hope to convince Szymon Ulatowski to port Bike or Die to the Pandora which is a much better game IMO. It is commercial, though.

The DS has an amazing selection of original games and quite a few great ports of classic games as well. (I just found out there is an Umihara Kawase version for it!) Of course, it is pretty crappy for emulation, what were you expecting?! Just get all the amazing original titles like Hotel Dusk...

(x) Your mom

Other: Who cares about the PSP?

That still doesn't mean they own any rights at all to it. Also, the Palm Pre gets Flash 10.1 as well, as do a lot of other ARM devices. Maybe Palm or Nokia payed to get it a little early but they certainly did not buy exclusive rights to Flash from Adobe.

I've been enjoying fan made Star Trek episodes for quite a few years. Now the guys behind the longest Star Trek fan series, Hidden Frontier, are finally making their own science fiction series! If you head over to the chatroom right now, you'll be able to enjoy the premiere of the first episode...

How about we try to get permission to distribute a working version from Adobe? It's in their interest to have flash running on anything, including the Pandora. They probably won't put any effort into a very small userbase but on the other hand, it makes no sense for them to forbid distribution...

Good point. High resolution on small displays after a point is only really useful for reading and static images, typically web browsing. For movies and 3D games, resolution pretty much doesn't matter, colors and refresh times do. With 2D games, it depends. Native stuff profits from resolution if...

My Openmoko Neo1973 has 640*480 pixels at 2.8". It was pretty amazing in that regard and I miss that resolution on my Palm Pre.

Why? :huh: Seriously, that's ridiculously expensive, isn't it?

Is this also true for the most recent versions of Smokin' Guns? They were talking about "backporting" to ioquake3. So will it run with a few data files, or will it still need to be compiled? This is probably the game I'm most looking forward to play on my Pandora. It would be awesome if it was...