Nokia N800: updating the pad software

16th July 2007

The Finnish company Nokia has updated software of the pad Nokia N800, which went on sale earlier this year.
Internet-pad N800 was intended primarily for work in the Internet. The pad is equipped with a touch-screen with a resolution of 800 x 480, two slots for removable memory flash-cards, stereo speakers and USB 2.0. Connection to the Internet can be done through wireless Wi-Fi (the IEEE 802.11b / g) and Bluetooth (via mobile phones).
An updated version of the software for device Nokia N800 includes fixes for discovered errors, and also contains a number of improvements and additions. The developers, in particular, have made changes to the power management devices, allowing maximize to some degree the time of off-line operation previously accounted for about three hours. So far, owners of Nokia N800 model could use memory flash cards of 4 GB. Now the maximum size of supported cards is 8 GB.
The updated software includes Adobe Flash plug-9 and client program interaction with the popular Skype IP network. Among other things it is worth while mentioning a new collection of splash screens for the desktop, improved performance and an updated catalogue of internet radio stations. The updated software is available at the official web-site of Nokia.