Reboots happened a lot on the Nokia 770 (with its pathetic 64 MB of RAM). But not on the later Maemo devices.
The 770 initially had no swap space and the engineers learned their lesson from that.
However, the 770 used iOS/Android-style multitasking in 2005 where apps would be asked to save their state before getting killed by the OS to free up resources. It didn't help much. The device still ran out of memory too soon. The idea of that poor multitasking was dismissed eventually as it turned out that putting more RAM and some swap space into devices added a lot more to stability.

Please I beg you, don't feed the troll. Just ignore him.
First it defeats the purpose of ignore lists, second it will cause moving this thread to off-topic like the previous ones.

To the topic: I hope Jolla removes one tap a week, so we have a precise resistive screen at the end

If you reply to Lameiman and Faildave please don't quote them cause i can see their crap even if they are on my ignore list.

Regarding the 5 vs 6 point multitouch - the mobile verison says 5, the desktop version says 6 (in English at least). Surely there is an error there.

There is a better way to compare google trends:
1. Compare unreleased phones (e.g Lumia 1520 vs the Jolla)
2. Choose computers and electronics so you filter out irrelevant searches
3. Add -la so that it doesn't interfere with searches for "la jolla"

http://www.google.com/trends/explore...ay 12-m&cmpt=q

Not too bad.

You should put Jolla phone. Jolla without La will still hit many la Jolla San Diego sites, just check that on twitter

Send us the pic of your three lumia devices.

It's like show me Jesus. Btw. He did say he gave them away.

I think the spec. is pretty much set now. Dont think we get more until we have the devices in our hands.

The only question is...how long do we have to wait.

Right. Somehow I don't believe it. I had 6 N9s that I bought for myself and others. The ones I gave away were returned due to many problems ordinary people couldn't tolerate. I practically gave away three of mine to Aries who resold them to some poor souls. If it was such a good phone why didn't I keep it. Why did I buy it in the first place? Because I gave them a benefit of a doubt and thought they were cool. They were on the surface, but truly not competitive with others. My point is: no matter what specs these guys put together, they need to provide a software that does every basic thing well or NO ONE will care about or they will simply return it as many have return policies. Or perhaps they are selling it to markets where there is no return policy?