Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?
 

We don't use the same sharing UI stuff AFAIR. That one should probably be moved to nemomobile-graveyard. I'm not intimately familiar with the details, I'll try remember to ask someone to pop in here tomorrow with pointers to which code would be useful.

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?
 

Messaging in SF goes through Telepathy.

Re: Please upgrade web browsers and text editors to "PC level"
 

While I won't comment on features that may or may not be present now or in the future, the presentation from the video is not a feature. The application there is a testing ground/demonstration tool of sorts, the "components gallery", and the font sizings there were just for demonstration purposes to get a feel for what different text sizes feel like.

any chance to get half-open, based on crippled XMPP stuff into the messaging app?
like a native messaging system working also as Whatsapp-client?

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?
 

Similar disclaimers as usual about not commenting on possible or actual features, I will say this: our integration of anything which isn't an open service/open standards/is a brand is going to require communication, agreements and contracts with the people behind it. So using WhatsApp as an example, it wouldn't *just* be based about the technical possibilities as to whether or not we could include such a thing, even assuming we can polish the experience to a world class standard. They would also need to be OK with us doing that, on whatever terms they dictated.

That having been said: I don't think anyone would stop you from messing with something like this yourself. Quite the opposite.

Re: Please upgrade web browsers and text editors to "PC level"
 

... and if I am correct App developers should prefer to only use the predefined sizes in the Theme component

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?
 

Maybe not really software related, but I do hope the Jolla phone will be more friendly to power from backup batteries, car chargers or solar powered chargers. I bought wonderful solar chargers from waka-waka.com. My N9 and N900 refuse to take more than a small drip, while a Samsung phone or a Garmin GPS charge normally. I even shorted one of my cables, and it didn't help. Dear people from Jolla, I will buy your phone anyway. But I do hope it will accept a solar charger!

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?
 

Here are the apps that I was not able to find on the master list on page 1 (or maybe I'm not searching the right text), and they definitely should be on the list. I hope to see them on Jolla someday :-).

• video editor (should be as easy to use as iPhone's built-in video editor)
• ebook reader with support for epub, Kindle (azw, kf8), lit, and mobi
• comics reader with support for all the popular formats (cbr, cbz, cb7, cbt, cba)
• WordNet dictionary
• AED (Advanced English Dictionary), or something as polished as this Windows Phone app
• CamScanner, Genius Scan, or something similar to take photos of documents, automatically color/contrast correct and align them, noise reduce, and convert them into PDFs
• planetarium app similar to Google Sky Map
• famous quotes/quotations app
• IMDb client
• Wikipedia client
• Kayak client
• Wego client
• SkyDrive client
• Google+ client
• Google Hangouts client
• LinkedIn client
• Gmail client
• Yahoo! Mail client
• Tincore game keys mapper
• Amazon store app
• Craigslist app
• Groupon app
• clipboard manager app like Clipper+ or Android
• bubble level app
• SPL meter to accurately measure decibels
• find-my-phone app using GPS with ability to remotely lock/wipe phone
• 360 degree panoramic capture app similar to Photosynth

I apologize if any of these apps have already been mentioned deeper into this thread but did not make it onto the master list.

Cheers,
Tom

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?
 

AFAIK there iust not even an open API by Google for this :(

Soo my guess is if u use that you have to use the android Apps.. (if google allows that)

Re: What Applications would you like to see on Sailfish Devices?
 

Some good ones in your list above, but a lot of those are such that no "app" is really required, IMHO as they are really just broser frontends to a web service...?