Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Wed 28th Mar 2007 09:45 UTC
Nokia released a new update for their Linux-based N800 internet tablet, v3.2007.10-7 which includes improvements and fixes in video and Flash performance and quality, Bluetooth connection, browser stability, activating touch screen and keys lock, new camera app, rdesktop and more. Nokia also wrote an good-looking front-end to Real's Rhapsody service that includes a 30 days free trial. You can choose from millions of songs to fetch and playback via WiFi (no permanent downloading). In my test, the N800 managed 4 hours of battery life of fetching+playback using Rhapsody. Screenshot here.
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The UI of the Rhapsody client is near identical to the Nokia's uPNP client called "Media Streamer":
http://maemo.org/maemowiki/ApplicationCatalog2006#head-296a12ff610a...
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While I generally avoid Real player on the desktop, I've actually found the PalmOS port to be alright so this should be a good thing especialy with Rhapsody streaming.