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Re: Jolla Sailfish Is stunning! Now on video!
According to wikipedia
-- On December 10, 2012, ST-Ericsson announced that STMicroelectronics will leave the joint venture after a transition period making Ericsson the full owner of the Company.[5] On December 20, 2012, Ericsson announced that they will not buy the remaining 50% stake that STMicroelectronics held. The future for the company therefore remains uncertain.[6] -- Also Nova A9540 cancelled NovaThor L9540 cancelled NovaThor L8540 cancelled NovaThor L8580 cancelled So what is the Jolla phone going to use? Also here is jolla weibo http://www.weibo.com/jollaofficial Also alternative for previous posted GMIC video of Marc http://v.qq.com/page/v/a/8/v0012qi03a8.html or http://www.jollausers.com/2013/05/wa...ith-new-icons/ Also is this some pics snapped at GMIC of Chinese Sailfish? They seem to be indicating something about the icons. http://android.pandaapp.com/news/051...l#.UZGWOkmsqk0 |
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I emphasise Jolla's device and not any other OEM or vendor device that may or may not ship with Sailfish OS. As for missing applications. define "real" applications. your concept and mine may be entirely different. From demonstration builds, it would appear that SNS (FB, twitter et al) are already baked in, along with a browser, media player and email client of some sort. I have glimpsed a terminal app and a number of games as well. as for other applications, you need to remember that Mer is based on Meego. Meego OBS is still seeing a lot of action, primarily by Mer and Sailfish contributors as well as apps and revisions from the the broader community (including Maemo and Meego Devs). it's safe to say that the broader community and even most who are already building and developing on the SDK don't have any clear direction yet as to how apps will be distributed, but i have no doubt that will come in due course. perhaps you could start a thread detailing which apps you would like to see come to Sailfish? On that alone, one could then start contacting the devs to encourage them to port/build accordingly |
Re: Jolla Sailfish Is stunning! Now on video!
Some Chinese GMIC coverage. Plug this url
http://www.pingwest.com/selfish-os-j...new-ecosystem/ into google translate http://translate.google.com/ Also don't know if this was posted yet Wayland utilizing Android GPU drivers on glibc based systems, Part 2 <---- lots of technical terms |
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We do not know which chipset they are using but they stated in March:
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There's disdain for a ACL being part of the equation from quite a few users, some of them high-profile/respected members. I can see their point, but I still don't 100% agree with their logic... Quote:
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I hope they don't, unless it's some kind modular qwerty keyb tech, better than what Surface does ideally.
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this is a part of Carsten Munk's amazing work around libhybris. great potential for utilisation of existing android stuff in a non android environment (& vice verse) |
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