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Trackbacks for article: "Google Gadgets for maemo":

Google Gadgets for maemo

Excerpt:

The google gadgets are javascript widgets that are loaded to your desktop and then they can run offline. At the moment there is least hundreds or even more Google gadgets that you can download. The Google Gadgets for Linux has GTK+, Qt and browser plugin hosts. I just decides to try how much work is needed to get them running in Internet Tablet.

Weblog:

jigphone.com

Date:

07/11/2008 05:08