Forum: SailfishOS
2019-03-25, 19:29
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Replies: 79
Views: 14,745
Re: EA: Sailfih 3.0.2 Oulanka
Suddenly came a need to recomission my Jolla I... interesting to see how much it has changed, as it has been over three years since last use. Just updating to 2.0 at this point.
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2018-11-07, 11:02
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Replies: 83
Views: 38,715
Re: Jolla claims Tablet refunds 80% finished
I checked my also, it cannot be found directly. However, I tried the URL sent to me via email asking about interest for Sailfish X license instead and there the amounts can still be seen. About...
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Forum: SailfishOS
2018-08-30, 06:28
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Replies: 3,083
Views: 1,022,530
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2018-06-15, 06:59
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Replies: 1,396
Views: 408,074
Re: Youyota Tablet Contact
I'd say it's highly unlikely that they will deliver. It was already old HW when the project started, some components had to be replaced as originals were not available any longer and judging by their...
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Forum: SailfishOS
2018-05-02, 06:03
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Replies: 148
Views: 38,265
Re: Rostelecom investment in Jolla
It's certainly doesn't generate much trust to have Kremlin involved in any way in anything. However, Jolla's licensing practice AFAIK gives the licensee full access to the source code of Sailfish OS....
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2018-04-04, 06:19
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Replies: 1,396
Views: 408,074
Re: Youyota Tablet Contact
It may be that Jolla knew something we did not know from their previous failure and decided that backing this project was too risky for them. Imagine the PR damage if they put their name behind this...
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Forum: Community
2018-02-19, 20:43
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Replies: 28
Views: 23,786
Re: FOSDEM update
N9 also needed some clever tricks to make it faster especially after booting it up. Performance wise it was something like iPhones at that time and it was criticized for being too "modern" and...
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Forum: Community
2018-02-19, 08:15
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Replies: 28
Views: 23,786
Re: FOSDEM update
Maemo was to be a computer in your pocket first and mobile phone second (or third, fourth... or dead last!). It surely had it's advantages, but also disadvantages:
- Being like downsized desktop...
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Forum: SailfishOS
2018-02-14, 16:48
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Replies: 44
Views: 13,310
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Forum: SailfishOS
2018-02-08, 06:42
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Replies: 44
Views: 13,310
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Forum: SailfishOS
2018-02-06, 10:23
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Replies: 44
Views: 13,310
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Forum: SailfishOS
2018-02-05, 08:06
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Replies: 44
Views: 13,310
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2017-10-16, 09:11
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Replies: 83
Views: 38,715
Re: Jolla claims Tablet refunds 80% finished
This contradicts the very idea of crowdfunding and most likely would not be applied to such case.
Maybe you should not be too arrogant on that one as you clearly have not realized that the...
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2017-10-04, 08:58
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Replies: 1,396
Views: 408,074
Re: [Live] Youyota 2-in-1 Tablet
Any OS development aiming for wider adoption needs commercial backing. It's not one-off kind of project but ongoing development effort to keep it functioning, patched and relevant, which means that...
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2017-09-21, 09:01
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Replies: 1,396
Views: 408,074
Re: [Live] Youyota 2-in-1 Tablet
For small player it is. I don't know exact details about this case, however, response to initial query is not binding agreement, so supplier may and will change their position according to their...
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2017-09-21, 07:00
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Replies: 1,396
Views: 408,074
Re: [Live] Youyota 2-in-1 Tablet
Of course there is a reason. Manufacturers and suppliers want to maximise their profits and running small batches may not be the most efficient way to run the production line. So, if capacity is in...
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2017-09-20, 10:03
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Replies: 1,396
Views: 408,074
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Forum: Jolla Tablet
2017-09-12, 12:54
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Replies: 1,396
Views: 408,074
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Forum: General
2017-08-30, 11:11
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Replies: 1,154
Views: 289,491
Re: The new QWERTY device project
AFAIK, the power consumption of typical LCD screen is about 75% for back-light. As for pixels, it's not that much about the number of pixels but the area of screen they have to cover. One big pixel...
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Forum: General
2017-08-30, 09:09
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Replies: 1,154
Views: 289,491
Re: The new QWERTY device project
There is a limit how far you can get with optimizing until you reach the point where implementing feature X with those limited resources becomes too heavy for HW to cope with (either it doesn't work,...
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Forum: General
2017-08-30, 07:55
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Replies: 1,154
Views: 289,491
Re: The new QWERTY device project
...and that also limited features (both functional and security ones).
Of course it is. As I mentioned previously, lower optimization is logical result from faster release cycle. If you are...
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Forum: General
2017-08-30, 05:51
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Replies: 1,154
Views: 289,491
Re: The new QWERTY device project
This is one of those "back in days they made it better!"-things... :)
You can make screen with lower resolution readable if you set the font correctly for that screen. However, it will limit how...
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Forum: General
2017-08-28, 13:26
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Replies: 1,154
Views: 289,491
Re: The new QWERTY device project
Well... Retina on 4.7" device is ok for me, Full HD on 13" laptop is kind of OK but I wouldn't mind even higher resolution on it. High resolution screens do have their benefits, especially on clarity...
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Forum: General
2017-08-28, 11:50
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Replies: 1,154
Views: 289,491
Re: The new QWERTY device project
True, however, also software has evolved quite much during that time. Both in features and security, which makes it heavier to run. Some of that may be possible to improve with fine tuning software,...
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Forum: General
2017-08-28, 10:35
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Replies: 1,154
Views: 289,491
Re: The new QWERTY device project
I wouldn't take lower price for older SoC granted. Usually they are made on older manufacturing process, which may be more expensive to manufacture, also they don't have economy of scale as the...
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