Jolla's main issue seems to be that they have placed the value of their brand, or company image, above the value of their products and services. I don't think that is too difficult of an issue to overcome, but they will need the will to rework their marketing strategy, how they interact with the owners, and make some more clear-cut, 'digital' answers to the mounting pile of questions in recent months. They also need to be announcing some new models, as one phone a year just won't cut it in today's marketplace.

They have a quality phone, there's no doubt about that, given that I'm using one to type this. But from the sounds of things, it has not been a sound ownership experience for alot of you, and most of you agree on the poor communication aspect, though I haven't had the phone long enough to give constructive info on that sort of thing. Maybe by next year.