Step 1
Make sure you have root-acces in Xterminal. To do this you need to download OpenSh from the Maemo-repositories.

Step 2
Go tohttp://jacekowski.org/mae… and download chromium-5.0.369.2.deb and libxss-1.1.3.deb. Put these 2 files in the root directory of your N900.

Sep 3
Open Xterminal and type:
Root

Type:
cd /home/user/MyDocs/ dpkg -i libxss-1.1.3.deb

Type:
dpkg -i chromium-5.0.369.2.deb
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MetaCarta Inc. provides powerful technology for finding anything written about any place. MetaCarta unique technology combines geosearch and geotagging capabilities allowing users to find content about a location in internal and external data stores. MetaCarta’s products make data and unstructured content “location-aware” and geographically relevant for easier organization and quicker action.

Zio (pronounced Z? -O) uses CDMA2000 1xEV-DO rev. A and Wi-Fi network technologies and features an impressive, high-resolution 3.5-inch WVGA motion-enhanced, touch-screen display as a backdrop for a fully customizable mobile multimedia experience. Along with the touch-screen, an intuitive, effortless trackball helps users navigate features such as the 3.2 MP camera with 30fps video record/playback, media player, full HTML web browser, Google Maps™ and countless widgets and applications such as Facebook, Twitter, Open Table and more available in Android Market . Zio offers substantial user-available internal memory (256MB) and supports an additional 32GB through its microSD memory slot. And, no smartphone would be complete without an ambient light sensor and accelerometer for easy viewing virtually any way, anywhere.

“Returning to the smartphone space with a compelling Android-based device makes Zio a milestone product for Kyocera,” said Eric Anderson, vice president of sales at Kyocera Communications Inc. “We’ve received great feedback about this phone from our customers and we’re confident that consumers will embrace it just as warmly.”

The phone’s other key features include a virtual QWERTY keypad, advanced voice dialing, a superior speakerphone, stereo Bluetooth® and 3.5mm stereo headset jack, USB 2.0, and a dedicated camera key to have fun with apps such as PhotoVault and Google Goggles™. The handset measures in at 116 × 58.6 × 12.2 mm and has a talk time of up to 6 hours and standby of up to 18 days. Zio supports AAC, AAC+, eAAC and MP3 audio formats; H263, H264 and MPEG4 video formats; and BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and SVG-Tiny image formats.

“Zio stands apart among Android devices because we intentionally set out to humanize this advanced technology and make it accessible and approachable for any consumer – without sacrificing functionality or style,” said Tom Maguire, head of global marketing at Kyocera Communications Inc. “We’re confident that Zio is the ideal platform to bring the power and customization of Android to an entirely new audience.”

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Gartner predicted that the number of subscribers using location-based services (LBS) globally would double in 2010, even as mobile device sales decline by 4%.

The number of LBS subscribers is forecast to reach 95.7 million by the end of this year, up from 41 million in 2008. LBS-associated revenues will also more than double this year, reaching $2.2 billion, up from $998 million last year. However, the industry is struggling to identify the winning profit strategy.

“The expected increase is due to the availability of GPS-enabled wireless phones, along with reductions in prices for services and the growth in application storefronts that offer location-aware software,” says Annette Zimmermann, a Gartner analyst, who will be keynoting the Location Business Summit in Amsterdam on April 28th – 29th.

The industry also seems confident that 2010 is the year in which LBS will take off with consumers.

“Location is everywhere,” says Fraser Campbell, CEO of Wcities. “Location-enhanced services are multiplying at an incredible pace. The key disrupting trends are platforms, convenience and personalisation.”

Analyst predictions are also supported by serious investment in the industry. After Nokia’s $8.1 billon acquisition of mapping giant NAVTEQ, it is clear that location-based services are a top priority for the world’s largest phone manufacturer.

Sylvain Grande, head of Places at Nokia, agrees, and stresses the importance of a seamless experience. “The companies that facilitate the interactions between the desktop and the mobile while connecting people, personalising their experience and making it effortless, will be a great value to the consumer.”

Despite consumer adoption and investment, the clear profit models are yet to be defined. Location and context-enhanced advertising still attracts the most attention, but there is also a great interest in local search, location data mining and intelligence, revenue sharing models, the long tail of services, premium content and free services.

The location industry will be convening to discuss the winning profit models on April 28th and 29th in Amsterdam at The Location Business Summit – Europe’s largest LBS conference.

Osman Iqbal, Head of research at TheWhereBusiness and conference director, commented: “The demand for a high level LBS meeting in Europe has been absolutely phenomenal. It’s incredible that there isn’t a conference out there for an evolving industry that is bursting with players, investment and innovation.”

With more than 200 attendees, the conference will be the business epicentre for high-ranking members in the LBS ecosystem. The fast evolving competitive landscape will be dissected by the leading industry figures, partnerships formed and vital decisions made on the future direction of companies.

The industry’s elite will come together with more than fifty senior level speakers from Google, Yahoo!, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Microsoft Advertising, Nokia, Ogilvy, BBC, Dell Computers, Intel, Open Street Map, Orange FT, Opera Software, Penguin Books, Yelp, KPN and more.

With a mix of mobile operators, advertising agencies, content providers, LBS service providers, mapping companies and device manufacturers attending, the Amsterdam conference will be the hub of the entire location ecosystem.

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Based on SPB Quadronica game, SPB Quads is the new arcade game for Symbian in which one has to put together all his/her pattern-finding skills to succeed. A player’s goal in this game is to reveal and mark rectangles’ corners of the same colors in a field filled with color bricks, thus “destroying” them and earning scores. There are two modes in the game: a time-limited mode and an endless, “strategic” mode. This effectively creates two different scenarios of playing.