All of your answers can be found by reading the N800 manual, which is located on the N800. In short: a) yes, there is a real FM tuner. You need to have earphones plugged in to receive a signal. You can choose to use the speakers to listen to it, but you still need them plugged in. b) it's under the arm of the stand on the right side. Have fun! You should also search: http://www.internettablettalk.com thoroughly before asking "newbie" questions. It's good practice. Still - never hesitate to ask! cheers On 10/29/07, Peter Flynn <peter at silmaril.ie> wrote: > Two little things have me baffled. > > a. There is an app on my N800 called FM Radio. It seems to be a real FM > radio tuner, not an Internet Radio, as it has a tuner in MHz and isn't > obviously connected with the browser. However, all it receives is white > noise, and there doesn't appear to be anywhere to plug in an antenna. > The manual doesn't mention this application at all. > > b. The device came with a USB cable with a regular A connector one end > and a subminiature B connector the other. I have searched the casing of > the N800 but failed to locate the USB socket, and although the manual > mentions the cable (under PC Connectivity), it doesn't say where you > plug it in. > > All hints warmly received :-) > > ///Peter > _______________________________________________ > maemo-users mailing list > maemo-users at maemo.org > https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users >
