LowLight  by Marius Tico

Application for capturing blur and noise free photographs in low light.

This is a camera application for capturing photographs in low ambient light on N900. Camera captures two images of the scene, one short exposed (noisy) and one long exposed (blurry). The two images are than fused in order to preserve the sharpness of the short exposed and the colours and noise free characteristics of the long exposed image. Theapplication allows the user to manually set the desired brightness of the final image by setting a slider. During computation the user can also visualize fragments from the three images (blurry, noisy and result). Finally all three images are saved in the image gallery.

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N9Profile  by Jakub Splichal

N9Profile is a powerful profile manager for the N900. It can create new profiles, quickly change profiles, change/activate profiles based on events in Calendars, location ID from mobile network, manage profiles based on WiFi network name, enable timed profiles (e.g. silent profile for 4 hours) and profiles for incoming calls (N900 will ring or not based on profile for a mobile number).





Supported profile types include:

    * Deafult profile
    * Profile based on the incoming call numbers
    * Timed profile
    * Profile based on a WiFi network SSID or location ID (cell ID)
    * Profiles based on events in the calendar.







Download the file from here.

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Nintendo 64 F-Zero X emulation on Nokia N900



This is a video demo of Nintendo 64 F-Zero X emulated at fullspeed on a Nokia N900. Frame rate can be up to 60fps! Enjoy the video!



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Evo nekih novosti iz Adobe-a koje se ticu i n900 (pojavljuje se na pocetku klipa) a vezane su za flash player 10.1:

@Dovla84, imaš ovde kako se ubacuje YouTube klip:
http://forum.burek.com/najcesce-postavljana-pitanja-t75817.msg2863908.html#msg2863908

A i teško da su to novosti pošto klip datira od 5. oktobra prošle godine

Pa i nisu novosti al nisam video taj klip ovde pa rekoh da ga izbacim ; mozda neko nije video.

How To Easily Overclock Your Nokia N900 In Under Two Minutes

The ability to overclock the N900 has existed for a long time now and we have covered it before. But overclocking the N900 has never been so easy, two simple installs from the Application Manager and a short command via the terminal is all it takes. If you have been wanting to try it out but were holding out because it seemed too complicated, this guide is for you.



However, please note that overclocking the N900 will void your warranty, although it is possible to the flash to the stock kernel/state if you no longer want to overclock your device. Apart from that you also risk damaging your device and losing data. Please continue at your own peril.

That said, lets get started.

    * The first thing you need to do is install ‘rootsh’ from the Application Manager, make sure you have the relevant repositories enabled.
    * Next install the ‘Enhanced linux kernel for power users‘ from the ‘System’ section in the Application Manager. It supports overclocking upto 1.15 Ghz.
    * Restart the device.
    * Now install ‘Enhanced kernel for power users (settings)‘.
    * Open the X-Terminal and enter the following command.


This will load the ideal profile which overclocks your phone to 850 MHz. At this point if you experience reboots or the phone seems to act funny, try using the ‘lv’ settings that uses slightly higher voltages than the ‘ideal’ profile. If it is still unstable try ‘ulv’. The various presets are ‘default’ – ‘lv’ – ‘ulv’ – ‘xlv’ – ‘ideal’ – ‘starving’.


If the N900 seems stable, you can have these settings as a preset of your own.


With the current configuration, the N900 will resort to the default 600 MHz state everytime it is rebooted. This is done to avoid letting the N900 get caught in a reboot loop. If you are happy with the N900′s performance and stability, you can then also set the N900 to overclock by default on startup. Use the following command:


If you want to revert to the original settings, here is the procedure to follow. Jakiman over at talk.maemo.org has a very comprehensive guide as well, if you are looking for more information I suggest you give it a read.



One last thing, if you want to configure the N900′s overclocking setting with a visual UI and not the terminal, install QCPUFreq from the Application Manager. Then once you have installed the packages mentioned above all you will need to do is move the slider to overclock to the desired level. My suggestion is don’t go past the 850 MHz mark.

Before you do this, please keep in mind one thing ‘because it can be doesn’t mean, you have to do it!’

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App Search Widget For The N900 Makes Launching Apps From The Homescreen A BreezeIn most areas the N900 supports the ability to start typing to automatically search for the relevant content. For example on the homescreen you can starting typing the name of a contact to see it appear without having to goto the contacts application, the same in Conversations and the Application Manager.

The one place that the N900 does not do this is the menu, and if you have a lot of applications installed searching for the one that you are looking for quickly becomes a pain. Enter App Search Widget by Nicolai Hess that lets you search for the relevant app right from the desktop.



The widget is the size of a normal app icon and can be placed anywhere on the homescreen, you can even place it on each homescreen for fast access.



A simple tap brings up a list of the apps installed. You can start typing to filter apps or simply scroll and select the one you are looking for.



Once you have your app, a single tap on it launches it. Simple.

This is definitely one of the most useful apps in the Maemo Repositories and I suggest you go ahead and download now.

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meego os leak

Izgleda odlično. Ovaj Nokia UI je puno bolji od fabričkog MeeGo UI!