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Announcements

Updated versions of Panucci, Raemote and headphoned

thp has released updates to several of his applications, Panuccia, Raemote and headphoned. Now that a preview of the PR1.2 SDK has been released, it's time to push the latest updates into the current Extras repository, so users that won't be upgrading to 1.2 as soon as it's out will get recent packages until they decide to upgrade to the new release. The list of changes includes several minor fixes and improvements. The updates are currently available in Extras-testing (standard warnings and disclaimers apply). Testers are welcome.

SquareIt: FourSquare application under development

SquareIt is a new FourSquare application under development from new site, maemo-addons.com (run by riussi. FourSquare is a social networking, location-based game and service which is increasing in popularity. SquareIt is Maemo 5-application for the popular Foursquare-service.Application is currently in alpha-stage and under heavy development. Beta-release will be some time in April 2010. This is the second FourSquare application for Maemo, after BarrioSquare.

Premium themes and theme packaging service

andrewfblack, a current Maemo Community Council candidate, has announced that he will start charging for some of his future themes; as well as providing a service for other theme makers. Andrew says that with people starting to charge for Maemo software and theme I find it hard to just give away all my work. Its kind of funny I have had several site in the last few years and not once received one donation for any of my work. It seems people don't like to donate, if something is free then they don't want to pay for it. If a theme or program cost then they don't mind paying for it. So in the next few weeks I will release my first Closed Source theme. The theme is likely to be sold directly from his website, with payment via PayPal; rather than the Ovi Store.

Toggle sending of caller ID on outbound calls with desktop widget

The prolific qwerty12 has released a small desktop widget which allows the toggling of the various "caller ID" options. It was, he says, designed to help you avoid the slow-to-load Phone control panel applet. The widget is in Extras-devel, but because of the auto-builder changes will only be installable on devices running PR1.2.

JoliStopwatch and JoliTimer - XUL-based applications

In an example of how XUL (the XML and JavaScript technology underlying Firefox and Fennec) can be used to write local applications on Maemo, joliclic has published two small applications which are useful in their own right. It's really a minimal application, I think you can use it as a 'Hello World'. To remind you, because I have Firefox Mobile (aka Fennec) on my device, I can run XULRunner applications. And it's really easy to create new ones. Moreover, potentially they will run on all platforms where Firefox will be available :) . The packages require manual installation, and Firefox Mobile (aka Fennec) but source is included.