The first Nokia’s Maemo powered phone is now out and there is no doubt that its Linux based OS is very flexible but have you ever asked yourself is it highly and easily customizable through the high-quality themes like S60 platform!? Will it be possible to download, install or even create your own themes for the hottest Nokia phone at the moment!?

Well, one of the greatest things about the Nokia’s S60 platform is the full theme support and ability to seamlessly personalize your phone by installing some of numerous 3rd party themes or to create your own themes with the free to download and free to use Nokia Theme Studio, although some users complains that is a disappointingly complex tool and is not aimed at users with a basic or even interm... .. .

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Certainly, I think most of you would agree with me that PiZero is one of the best Theme designers for the Symbian based handsets and I just can't tell you how excited I am to see that he is already experimenting with Maemo Theme Maker and that his first Maemo 5 is going to be available soon!

His themes are sharp and uncluttered and it’s real pleasure to work with. I use PiZero’s themes on several S60 devices and I found them very user-friendly and not junked up with a lot of unnecessary elements.

Alfa  by PiZero is still under construction and isn't available yet but this green toned theme of spring with beautiful wallpaper of tall grass in Vi... .. .

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No, no, this is not just another nostalgic article about crappy games from the late '80s and early '90s before the Microsoft came and bought our souls.

This is the article about the Maemo port of the DOOM, a game which set new standards for graphic quality and graphic violence in computer gaming when it hit PCs in 1993! Doom is a landmark title in the first-person shooter video game genre, and in first person gaming in general.

I loved this game and have played every Doom version since the early days and I can’t tell you how happy I am because I’m able to run in on my lovely Nokia N900 and its great high-defi... .. .

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Finally, the D-Day has arrived. After having the third release candidate available for download only for two days, the new and final version of Mozilla’s Firefox browser which was launched in its first release candidate on 31 Dec 2009 is now available for Nokia’s Maemo platform.

Starting today, Nokia N900 owners can enjoy many of the same Firefox features they know and love on the desktop on their mobile device.

Bringing Firefox to mobile devices is the next step toward fulfilling Mozilla’s mission of providing one Web that everyone can access, regardless of device or loca... .. .

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Installation packages of Maemo Flasher-3.5 Tool for Linuxes, Mac OS X and Windows are now available from Maemo Development Environment Downloads page. Maemo Flasher-3.5 tool supports flashing of N8x0 devices with Diablo images and N900 device with Fremantle images.

The Maemo Flasher-3.5 Tool is a command line utility that supports flashing of N900 device with Fremantle 5.x platform releases and N800, N810 and N810 WiMAX devices with Diablo 4.1.x platform releases. Notice that older Maemo devices (like Nokia 770) and older Maemo platform releases (like Chinook) may require a specific Flasher Tool.

Maemo Flasher-3.5 Tool is targeted for Maemo developer usage but also technology oriented end users of Maemo devices can use it if complexity of tool and comm... .. .

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Miniclip is the very popular website where you can play a large range of free online games including sports games, massive multiplayer games, action games, puzzle games, and flash games.

Although there are lots of free games available on this website there is one game that especially caught my attention . The name of this game is Bloxorz, simple but yet challenging puzzle game that consists of rolling a block to make it fall through a square hole.

Just like most of the greatest puzzle games, Bloxorz is simple as black and white, the objective is to tumble a rectangular block through each sta... .. .

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