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2014-07-25
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Are you saying the rumors of a 2015 device are not true aQUICK1? Or do you mean by nearby future through the end of 2014?
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2014-07-26
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"Nearby future" would be 2014.
And as I said...
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...84#post1428984
And as I said...
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...84#post1428984
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2014-07-26
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@ all who is following this thread, i got the info directly from Jolla !
No need to argue or shoot the messenger, if some have another point of view , whatever it is, please confirm with ur source, greetz
No need to argue or shoot the messenger, if some have another point of view , whatever it is, please confirm with ur source, greetz
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2014-07-26
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Who's arguing with you or "shooting the messenger"...
I must say though; "nearby future" is meaningless, best case it = "not this yr", worst case it = "not until Dec. 2015 or Q1 2016"*, it's hardly worth debating.
Hopefully by ~Dec. they'll be able to say which Q or H they hope to commence shipping J2, until then, I doubt they'll say more than "not the near future".
*If it's that late it's prolly too late, & possibly curtains for Jolla
Last edited by jalyst; 2014-07-26 at 08:46.
I must say though; "nearby future" is meaningless, best case it = "not this yr", worst case it = "not until Dec. 2015 or Q1 2016"*, it's hardly worth debating.
Hopefully by ~Dec. they'll be able to say which Q or H they hope to commence shipping J2, until then, I doubt they'll say more than "not the near future".
*If it's that late it's prolly too late, & possibly curtains for Jolla
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2014-07-26
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Ok argue was wrong choice of word, but ur reply says enough, and they said only that and not more, directly from Jolla, no point of doubt, and yes i do hope so they come sooner with a Jolla 2, greetz
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2014-07-26
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@ Moon! It's not the East or the West side... it's the Dark Side
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Tomato Tomato...As long as its not called Jolla 2 we will be fine
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2014-07-26
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Originally Posted by Dave999
OK Jolla 1.1 sounds better, coco, coco nuts.
Tomato Tomato...As long as its not called Jolla 2 we will be fine
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2014-07-26
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"There are no or any upcoming new devices in the nearby future"
Not shooting the messenger, just saying that means nothing. Nearby future can mean anything and the "info" is coming from Jolla service and Support.
Main question I have been thinking is that should Jolla still force their own phones out there? I have been shouting the gospel of smartphones as we know them becoming commodities in couple of years, and it does seem to be the case looking at Chinese manufacturers (OPPO/OnePlus, Xiaomi and Lenovo this year) walk in to West. Samsung, LG and other established Android manufacturers can't ask anywhere near prices they are asking now as the business turns in to selling toilet paper, pencils, feature phones etc.
In a way Jolla isn't badly positioned for this as their manufacturing is mainly centered around procurement management, rather than any manufacturing or major hardware R&D of their own. Same goes for these Chinese companies.
What they do lack is capital and big volumes. I'm still not totally sure how they are going to achieve sustainability.
Not shooting the messenger, just saying that means nothing. Nearby future can mean anything and the "info" is coming from Jolla service and Support.
Main question I have been thinking is that should Jolla still force their own phones out there? I have been shouting the gospel of smartphones as we know them becoming commodities in couple of years, and it does seem to be the case looking at Chinese manufacturers (OPPO/OnePlus, Xiaomi and Lenovo this year) walk in to West. Samsung, LG and other established Android manufacturers can't ask anywhere near prices they are asking now as the business turns in to selling toilet paper, pencils, feature phones etc.
In a way Jolla isn't badly positioned for this as their manufacturing is mainly centered around procurement management, rather than any manufacturing or major hardware R&D of their own. Same goes for these Chinese companies.
What they do lack is capital and big volumes. I'm still not totally sure how they are going to achieve sustainability.
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2014-07-26
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Originally Posted by tissot
But its not like vendors standing in line to release a device with sail...how das that fit in your equation?
"There are no or any upcoming new devices in the nearby future"
Not shooting the messenger, just saying that means nothing. Nearby future can mean anything and the "info" is coming from Jolla service and Support.
Main question I have been thinking is that should Jolla still force their own phones out there? I have been shouting the gospel of smartphones as we know them becoming commodities in couple of years, and it does seem to be the case looking at Chinese manufacturers (OPPO/OnePlus, Xiaomi and Lenovo this year) walk in to West. Samsung, LG and other established Android manufacturers can't ask anywhere near prices they are asking now as the business turns in to selling toilet paper, pencils, feature phones etc.
In a way Jolla isn't badly positioned for this as their manufacturing is mainly centered around procurement management, rather than any manufacturing or major hardware R&D of their own. Same goes for these Chinese companies.
What they do lack is capital and big volumes. I'm still not totally sure how they are going to achieve sustainability.
There options are very limited. I doubt they can afford to not creat a second unit to stay in the game and they have to do it soon if they want any sales.
Start ups with money wants expansion and growth before sales but do jolla have the investors for that risky game?
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Do something for the climate today! Anything!
I don't trust poeple without a Nokia n900...
Last edited by Dave999; 2014-07-27 at 07:14.
source- Jolla service and Support.
Last edited by aQUICK1; 2014-07-25 at 15:52. Reason: extra add