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Lumiaman
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2013-10-08
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The specs are clearly NOT differentiating Jolla from the rest of the crowd. What will??
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2013-10-08
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#352
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
The OS and TOH?
The specs are clearly NOT differentiating Jolla from the rest of the crowd. What will??
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2013-10-08
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Originally Posted by zimon
That only works with large screen space. On smaller devices this is not very useful.
Those of you who diss Android's multitasking, I suggest to just try one of the latests Android devices, for example Note 3, to see where Android is going.
As you mentioned, background tasks are possible on Android, by creating a service. Yeah, at least it is possible, unlike other popular OSses, but it adds to the complexity of programming. Writing something like an SSH terminal becomes quite a bit harder.
I guess Jolla will maintain the normal Android behavior for Android apps. I can't see much benefit in keeping Android apps running in the background, as they are written (or at least should) to handle the suspend/run/suspend-sequence. An option to override this per app would be nice though.
But what about Android widgets? Can we forget about them? Or do we get to see a Sailfish app which hosts Android widgets?
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2013-10-08
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Why in the hell would I want widgets? I don't miss widgets on my N9.
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2013-10-08
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
Well, Jollas specs will be lower than the rest of the crowd. That's one way of doing it
The specs are clearly NOT differentiating Jolla from the rest of the crowd. What will??
The other way/half is offering a smooth system with good multitasking and a few unique features. It's a one of a kind unit (like N9, but more polished...hopefully) unlike all the common stuff out there.
I love underdogs and unique stuff. It's the oceans unicorn....the Sailfish!
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2013-10-08
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Originally Posted by latency
I still haven't heard what differentiates them. How will ordinary Joe and Amy know that this is THE phone
Well, Jollas specs will be lower than the rest of the crowd. That's one way of doing it
The other way/half is offering a smooth system with good multitasking and a few unique features. It's a one of a kind unit (like N9, but more polished...hopefully) unlike all the common stuff out there.
I love underdogs and unique stuff. It's the oceans unicorn....the Sailfish!
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2013-10-08
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
I see where you're going. Joe and Amy likes megapixels, new exiting names of processors and seeing their future phone in commercials everywhere. Pretty sad, but only the dead fish follow the stream. Sailfish is not one of them and its followers aren't either.
I still haven't heard what differentiates them. How will ordinary Joe and Amy know that this is THE phone
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2013-10-08
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#358
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Originally Posted by Morpog
quite right. never liked them on the n900.
Why in the hell would I want widgets? I don't miss widgets on my N9.
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2013-10-08
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Originally Posted by switch-hitter
at 60quid I can sell my nexus for 100 and buy the 8gb one. ive got a tiny samsung e1200. and it works fine for texting and calls so I can't complain
If you're looking for a cheap stop-gap take a look at the Huawei Ascend Y300, I got one for £60 and it's a surprisingly good phone. It would've been a bargain at twice the price.
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2013-10-08
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Originally Posted by latency
Yes, you got to be a follower as nothing else differentiates this device for average Joe and Amy
I see where you're going. Joe and Amy likes megapixels, new exiting names of processors and seeing their future phone in commercials everywhere. Pretty sad, but only the dead fish follow the stream. Sailfish is not one of them and its followers aren't either.
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