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2013-10-01
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I agree with Kozzi´s assesment. Pyykkö mentioned the Christmas sale in such a way (Joulumarkkinoille tullaan = We´ll be taking part in the pre Christmas sales) that I would interpret the sales to begin early(/mid) December, at least in Finland. Of course that would still be quite late, but I won´t get get my hopes up. It they manage to get it out earlier it will be a pleasant surprise. =)
Edit: Not much else worth mentioning. He has toured Europe talking to operators.
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2013-10-01
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FYI:
http://s7.directupload.net/images/131001/uwe4pj8i.jpg
6-point multi-touch
Source: http://jolla.com/your-jolla/
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2013-10-01
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2013-10-01
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Targeting the Maemo/MeeGo folks is a wrong ploy. All of those devices that Nokia seeded and very few of them landed in people's hands that really would have used them. Too many times have I seen devs use their own money and/or ask for a device from an user that still had it boxed up with dust on it to be donated to them. I'm not preaching that those users were wrong. I'm saying that those kind of "developers" are wrong for Jolla during this startup phase.
I won't name names. But some folks that got the N950 were plain useless and selfish. A repeat of that would be a bad thing.
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2013-10-01
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Basically, Jolla's story regarding useful applications seems to be "Well, we'll get them from Android".
The only current source of native applications is the Maemo/MeeGo crowd! Which are so enthusiastic that are paying for the devices out of their pockets.
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2013-10-01
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Excellent point, it'd crossed my mind to raise that at the time but it was deviating from what I'd previously raised & wanted to discuss.
To be fair, we don't yet know for sure that they won't have any sort of device program, but they better get moving on that real soon.
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2013-10-03
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I fully disagree. Remember that there was a separate, "non public" N950 device program that distributed way more N950s than all the "Community device programs" together. The first N950 that appeared in eBay was from this alternate program (different specs).
Of course, by now there are a lot of the "community" N950s on ebay. Shame on them.
The only current source of native applications is the Maemo/MeeGo crowd! Which are so enthusiastic that are paying for the devices out of their pockets.
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2013-10-03
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2013-10-04
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#1220
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Remember that the Nokia Lumia device program in 2011/2012 has sent 25,000 Lumia 800 & 710 for developers, not counting other Lumia developer programs in 2012 and 2013.
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Edit: Not much else worth mentioning. He has toured Europe talking to operators.
Last edited by Tujutzki; 2013-10-01 at 10:16.