Okay might as well, here is my ideal Jolla device spec:


Hardware:

• micro hdmi
• microusb for data and charging and USB-OTG (robust chassis mounting)
• bluetooth 4
• FM Radio tuner
• attachable/detachable & optional hardware keyboard (with mini D-pad)
• attachable/detachable & optional hardware gaming pad
• 12 MP camera rear
• small MP front camera
• 1 x LED and 1 x Xennon flash (sofware switchable)
• 4.5inch AMOLED display
• capacitative touch
• Gorrilla Glass, with curved edge.
• included capacitative stylus
• lanyard connection pin (might as well...)
• NFC
• TI OMAP 4 1GHz/1.2GHz or even OMAP 5 2GHz (dual core in either case)
• 1GB LPDDR2 RAM
• 64GB Flash Storage built-in
• Machined polycarbonate body
• Rubberized matte coating to body, scratch resistant.
• Good GPS reception
• Magnetometer
• Signal reception similar to N9
• microSDHC card slot

Software/OS:

• Qt based UI
• paralax correction in touch interface
• built-in ACL for Android app support
• USB-OTG with class compliant mass storage support
• Similar to N9 interface:
• -swipe-alike multi-tasking interface similar to N9
• -Edge swiping as per N9
• -clean interface as per N9
• -Swype keyboard built-in
• -multiple language keyboard options and configurability as in N9

Support:
Only one handset released per 12 months, with major support and frequent OS updates.


Development IDE/toolchain spec:

• C# official support in Qt and Qt Creator (feature provided by Xamarin) Yes, really.
• -Note that Sony PlayStation Mobile has brought c# to Android & Sony PS Vita, and Xamarin MonoTouch is unifiying iOS and Android development using c#
• -Xamarin MonoTouch/MonoDevelop IDE with Qt
• -Visual Studio templates/tools/plugins to enable development with Jolla/Qt there using C#