Congratulations for them! My guess, however, would be that the Pebble OS is just _slightly_ less complex than Sailfish. Marketing, of course. It's been some years since Jolla formed, and they only had the Phone to show off their OS. As an aging device, and with no successor, the Phone is limited in how well it can advertise Sailfish. The Aigo x86, a low-cost tablet with a large "retina" screen, made for a perfect way to show off the beauty of Sailfish, and the Indiegogo campaign raised plenty of buzz. Nothing I can say against that. Well of course they do -- it's better than NO updates after months of delay. Funny thing, I personally don't give a crap about UI/UX. If you really want a perfect user experience, get an iPhone -- Apple's spent billions getting the user experience right. But if you want freedom to access your file system, freedom to customize the OS, freedom to run your own software... Well, Jolla seems to give you that. Otherwise, get ready to spend hours (days?) hacking your device and voiding your warrantee... Ah, if only. Had Jolla settled for a vanilla Aigo x86, we'd all have had tablets in our hands last Spring. But no, they had to get the _perfect_ screen to show off Sailfish. And so, endless delays. BTW, if you want, you can check out my own thread on the Aigo x86: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=96002
I doubt investors are interested to continue feed Jolla with money 2016....