WizardStan
Mega GP Mania
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Maemo development is quite open. Try looking into maemo.org and wiki.maemo.org. You should find whatever you need from cross-compiling tools to howto's and support. Symbian development is a tad different, but there are places to get support for that as well. I think you can get carbide (development IDE) for free for personal use, at least.lulzfish said:I want to buy something cell-phone-sized that I can program, but they all seem to be very expensive, and Nokia doesn't even want to tell me how I would go about programming any of their stuff.
senorgomez said:4. Z2 Zipit handheld for linux purposes - 25$
Locri Epizephyrii said:senorgomez said:4. Z2 Zipit handheld for linux purposes - 25$
Out of curiousity, where did you find the ZipIt Z2 for that price? I can only find $50, which is a bit much for a device I would just play with a bit, but $25 is completely reasonable. Also, are there any e-book readers for it? I've been looking to get my girlfriend a nice little device for reading e-books and this might fit the bill without going to the high priced options.
So far I've only bought an iPod Touch, which is a handy little thing but has some very annoying things about it too (like requiring iTunes for media upload). Depending on how the Pandora works out I'll either replace the Touch with the Pandora or one of the new Android MIDs that should be coming out in the next few months.
cbox said:I've heard Target stores in the states has it for $25, but I haven't been by my local one to check.
#1 GameMaster said:PSP with a few games for it and had a friend of mine set it up for emulation too. It's not to bad but the battery life is close to nothing when emulating things like the SNES, since it has to be at 333mhz.
cbox said:I've heard Target stores in the states has it for $25, but I haven't been by my local one to check.
bnolsen said:One nice thing, this last trip to china, asiana airlines had 110V power plugs even in cattle class! Allowed me to play disney movies for the little one without any fear. Their on board entertainment system ran some form of windows though...the responsiveness was really laggy and trashy.
Gruso said:I've never seen those Zipit things before. I'm so tempted to get one with our dollar as strong as it is.
There's still time to buy crap before Pandora arrives! Spend!
Pleng said:Just out of interest, do you *know* it was Windows or are you assuming it was because it was laggy? I've seen unix based ones which are equally as laggy. They have quite a lot to think about, really... Finding and playing the movies from the server, communicating with the seat remote, pausing the videos to blast cabin announcements down your headphones at a ficex ear-drum busting volume...