I am just after short email exchage between me and Douglas Crockford(owner of http://www.json.org/). As a result of this conversation my Symbian S60 JSON library (http://code.google.com/p/s60-json-library/) is now available from official JSON website. Thanks for those who were suggesting me that!
PS. As you can see, I have added page "Ubuntu tips&tricks", it will be small page with useful commands, tools, etc. If you have any ideas or suggestions, please write a comment. Ubuntu is operating system on which I work recently so I suppose that this page might grow quite big over time.
I have just installed Froyo on my Nexus One. Official OTA update is not available yet, so I had to install it manually. Best explanation how to do is described on pocketnow.com (http://pocketnow.com/tweaks-hacks/video-flashing-froyo-on-your-nexus-one), here are the steps you should follow:
For those of you who want to run Froyo on your Nexus One, and have not flashed a custom ROM:
1. download the Froyo image
2. rename it to update.zip
3. copy it to the root of your sdcard
4. reboot into recovery mode
5. flash the update.zip file
6. enjoy your Froyo
If you're running a custom ROM and want to run Froyo, you'll need to:
1. backup (optional)
2. wipe
3. flash the stock ROM
4. flash the stock recovery.img
5. get the 2.1 Update 1 update OTA (see video)
6. go through the previous steps above for non-custom ROMs
After using Froyo for a while you certenly will discover that system is a bit faster. Sliding between home screens is smoother and browser works a lot faster. Other applications also seems to open quicker. More about the update you can read here: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2010/05/android-22-froyo-is-major-update.html
Short video tutorial how to update your Nexus One to Froyo:
