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2013-02-27
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Originally Posted by waldo
Best video so far.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RVQVtiL1os
another new video
They have certainly done some visible work and it does feel more of a proper OS now than a tech demo it was on the first reveal.
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2013-02-27
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Again just the media player and gallery. Btw was that the opera icon when he was showing the app grid? When are they gonna show us some of that?
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2013-02-27
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Originally Posted by Zoxir
yeah it was opera, opera is also moving to webkit browser that looks interesting
Again just the media player and gallery. Btw was that the opera icon when he was showing the app grid? When are they gonna show us some of that?
http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/26/40...nds-on-preview
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2013-02-27
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http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/27/40...-800-supremacy
This will probably come in devices when jolla finally is ready to release.
How low speed can jolla go and still call it premium. They cant ignore hw completly even if sailfish running on low end.
This will probably come in devices when jolla finally is ready to release.
How low speed can jolla go and still call it premium. They cant ignore hw completly even if sailfish running on low end.
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2013-02-27
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Originally Posted by waldo
Interviewer: "do you expect to have some android apps ported at launch?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RVQVtiL1os
another new video
Stefano: "there is no need to port anything, they run unmodified."
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2013-02-27
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Originally Posted by Leinad
Running is one thing, usability is another.
Interviewer: "do you expect to have some android apps ported at launch?"
Stefano: "there is no need to port anything, they run unmodified."
That would be nice. But from now on its seeing before believing when it comes to troll... Sorry, joll
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2013-02-27
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Originally Posted by Leinad
Yep that was always Myriad's whole approach with Alien Dalvik, very minimal amount needed to be done...
Interviewer: "do you expect to have some android apps ported at launch?"
Stefano: "there is no need to port anything, they run unmodified."
I can't recall the detail, but I vaguely recall there was even tools provided (so long as the OS/device OEM was willing to work with them) to make the app look almost completely native.
That was one of the things that was originally being touted for Harmattan + AD....
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2013-02-27
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Originally Posted by NokiaFanatic
O stop this ridicilous discussions about "ecosystem"
Hate to say it, but each month that Jolla delay, they are falling further and further behind the competition. Windows Phone has been out 2.5 years now and despite Microsoft throwing oceans of money at the platform, it's still miles behind catching up with Android and Ios. If Jolla are talking about a Christmas release, then you're looking at two years at very least before you have an eco-system that is mature enough for the average user, and that's assuming that Jolla actually is supported by devs. Are people going to wait until 2016 to have a comparable phone to the current market leaders? Also, the mobile market could be in a completely different place to where Jolla are in that time period.
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2013-02-27
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Originally Posted by mikecomputing
Everything in that interview screams out that it's going to have relatively mediocre specs, yet they're still going to target it as "high-end", but with "mid-tier" pricing.
http://www.computerworld.com.au/arti.../?fp=4&fpid=18
It better damn well be mid-tier pricing if the hw (overall) is mid-tier*, it also gels with stuff I've researched previously, & subsequently surmised/posted about.
*having top-notch build_quality/enclosure only doesn't count as having top-notch hw nowadays, you need that "+" top-notch SoC/Display etc, else you're mid-tier.
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Availability in Oct. means they'll have their phone out at more-or-less the same time as Canonical*, & Canonical's 1st device is a low-end one, so they won't be competing directly.
Plus they'll be able to recoup some momentum they lost to Ubuntu**, thanks to their device being more appealing than Canonical's low-end affair...
*assuming Canonical's recent claims aren't a bit overly ambitious, which I suspect are
**because of it's ability to leverage existing high-end Android devices
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