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Originally Posted by chemist View Post
I know you guys are serious.. but seriously?
No one knows yet what it will be for connection apart of Jolla internals... so how about you find yourself a hardware company to manufacture an IRDA 'other half' for you. Or solder it yourself! I guess it will be USB so anybody able to do ISA cards can put an 'other half' together with whatever you like... even a hardware development board with an fpga could come to play... please think before you start threads like this!

For those who like to turn down maemo.org's move towards Jolla (the phone) and like to stay with maemo only might consider (that we are a community around NITs that was abandoned) to cross out the 'N' please.
How about chemist You tone down and wait for final Jolla announcement, let us hotheads have hot threads, discussions, imaginations run wild. If you don't like it, please report to jolla twitter, I am sure they will agree with you that we should cease and desist from any and all mentions of the brand. Until they reveal final NFC connection with no HWKB/extra battery/storage/IR possibility. Now is the time to dream guys, even if chemist frowns.

Ok. You win, no such option through Other Half (or useless to discuss it since we know nothing, lets discuss something we do know). So how about plugging a diode into the audio jack, or USB? Nokiabot: you mentioned you need IR to control your house. We have two outputs at the top of the phone: USB and audio jack. Is there any chance a diode plugged into one of these would be able to transmit at the frequencies your garage door control or lighting sensor is expecting a transmission? Please say yes, as then we're back to discussing Other Half (having a USB/jack connector to insert diode doing the IR interaction would be straightforward, no? sorry chemist) and we can skip the negative POV: don't discuss, wait for Jolla to explain everything, did they keep anything from you so far?
 

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