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2012-07-07
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2012-07-07
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2012-07-07
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from twitter 32mins back:
Jolla@JollaMobile
@aukia We have been hiring and continue to do that, in co-operation with Nokia.
Is this Nokia's Plan B? or are they being supported by Nokia?
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2012-07-07
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Hi;
I am kind of new but been following the Maemo since N900.
So, just to understand - JollaMobile is _not_ going to work on n9, right?
Who has done pr 1.3? Old MeeGo Team @ Nokia? But wasn't MeeGo team fired / let go / disassembled?
Im..it's understandable that alot is changing atm;
also it would probably make sense to outsource N9 MeeGo development (read : pr 1.4).
What the hell is going on..
EDIT: also, do not forget that N9 has been added to Nokia's US web page -> might preempt a US distribution; this more and more gives reason for supporting Harmattan.
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2012-07-07
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It probably just means that because Nokia is firing the developers, they're co-operating with Joola (amongst others) to get them work.
It might seem strange, but Nokia has been apparently quite good at supporting their ex-workers in getting new employment in other firms.
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2012-07-07
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2012-07-07
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Aava mobile and Elektrobit comes to my mind. I dont know about tekes money but they have done smartphones.
Without even going into ergonomics, tactile feedback etc, there's no way around this: an on-screen keyboard eats badly into display real estate, and a finger-friendly one doubly so. If all a user wants to type are one-liners (SMS, twitter and whatnot) that may be acceptable, but for the rest of us a physical keyboard is a hard (pun intended) requirement.
Nokia may or may not be investors in this new company. But so far no one knows.
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the one thing that makes this look like a more likely success to me is the fact they didn't come out at the beginning shouting big claims about what they were going to do. they've now been going for nearly a year, with no product in the marketplace, so they've either done nothing, are managed well or they have some serious backing.
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2012-07-07
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Jolla@JollaMobile
@aukia We have been hiring and continue to do that, in co-operation with Nokia.
Is this Nokia's Plan B? or are they being supported by Nokia?