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2015-09-20
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Originally Posted by nodevel
I'm not Finnish and I do not speak Finnish, so this option doesn;t really help. I checked here and on ebay. Nothing there.
Originally Posted by nodevel
It is not official, so I do not care. There's no warranty with that one. Would you replace my broken phone due to battery problems? Jolla will definitely not.
Originally Posted by nodevel
I do not care about 4g and all of your named options are nothing more than alpha, some ony exist only as mockups (Plasma) anf ar far from being used..
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2015-09-20
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Originally Posted by nodevel
True, but the TRULY OPEN SailfishOS is also still missing.
Canonical and their attitude towards the rest of the Linux/FOSS world. This is one good example. I do not want to support such attitude.
Originally Posted by nodevel
yes
Mir (related to the previous point)
Originally Posted by nodevel
I do not really care about that. Any use cases?
No multitasking
Originally Posted by nodevel
I'll see
Unintuitive design (I am complaining about SailfishOS 2.0, but that's nothing compared to UT's side and bottom swipes).
Originally Posted by nodevel
Never used the alarm function on any of my phones
Alarm doesn't go off when the phone is turned off.
Originally Posted by nodevel
Is there? QML, etc. are also going in this direction. Whats the difference?
The focus on Web apps and its effect on the native app
situation.
Originally Posted by nodevel
Sounds like speculation
Last time I heard, it was nowhere near the functionality completion or optimization of SailfishOS.
Originally Posted by nodevel
I will look into that.
After the Ubuntu Edge con and the issue with Ubuntu (Desktop) automatically sending your searches to Amazon for search suggestions, I wouldn't rely on it for my data/privacy
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2015-09-20
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i can confirm that even on nexus 5 ubunti is so far to be optimized..but his ui is not bad,but is nice, organized in scopes, even if i prefer much more sailfish os' one...many apps are only local version of site.. multitasking is not absolutely necessary but is beautiful and could be useful for example when i open some webpage i make other things when i am waiting it loads.
i really prefer behaviour of sailfish jolla wich,even if not open source completely, about core and other than ui components truly give an hand to oss. neither jolla neither canonical seem to be perfect under this field, however,for different matters
i really prefer behaviour of sailfish jolla wich,even if not open source completely, about core and other than ui components truly give an hand to oss. neither jolla neither canonical seem to be perfect under this field, however,for different matters
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2015-09-20
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Originally Posted by mikecomputing
it is not an acceptable compromise. compete or die.
I personally pay more for a jolla device than shitty android devices and the reason is simple:
Jolla can not compete will big manufacturers with lower prices. I am sure you are not ripped off by Jolla. It is probably the other way around. Not sure investors has got all money back from selling the phones yet.
they managed to provide good value with the tablet, it is as expesnive as an ipad mini but the spec and quaility merit it. i bought one.
the phone is simply inadequate for the price listed. that simple.
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2015-09-20
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Originally Posted by Jedibeeftrix
Just bought a shine new Stella Jolla 12 days ago and got the FatEggs delivery notice for Tomorrow
the phone is simply inadequate for the price listed. that simple.
I see a big chunk of the 250€ pricetag to be a support in Software development!
When the "Out of Stock" notice appeard in Shop somewhen in beginning of September i nearly got a heartattack from a vision of Jolla not beeing able to supply any phone next year to replace my dying 12/13 Jolla.
I rushed to "check out" when it was marked available again some days later.
Stella now makes my TOH collection complete, my girls will love it
Ah, yes beside the obvious brag i just wanted to confirm they still seem to deliver.
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2015-09-20
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Originally Posted by Jedibeeftrix
You're absolutely right, no electronics hardware company can possibly sell their hardware at a higher price than the competition and survive. People will always buy the cheapest hardware available, because there's no other difference between the devices that hardware companies make other than the hardware itself. Gosh, I can't believe Jolla really considers itself a proper mobile device manufacturing company.
it is not an acceptable compromise. compete or die.
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2015-09-20
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Originally Posted by mosen
Come to think of it, that is not a very good advertisements. Not quite even 2 years old yet and already "dying"? That's actually pretty bad if you ask me. All my N900s are still going strong with no sign of dying. The Treo 600 I had before I used for 9 years and, even though it had suffered some knocks and bruises, it is still going strong. As are some devices in my museum (Sharp PC-1500, HP-90LX, HP-200LX...).
...my dying 12/13 Jolla.
A barely 2 years old device dying? Not good. Not good at all.
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2015-09-20
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250 € for jolla, I can get 2 yu yureka plus phones for the same price. well intex phone with sailfish os is on its way and I will buy it . it will be out in a month or two. its intex so it will be cheap but the only down side is the cheap build quality.
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research complete.
sorry for my bad english
research complete.
sorry for my bad english
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2015-09-20
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I am working in a kitchen... N900s lastet 1/2 year each, i had 3 in a row, two of them completely smashed.
Jolla hit the tile floor so often i can not count anymore, so it is quite the opposite
No need to take my special usecase to scale on general longlivity of jolla. But yes, better to explain with a picture:
Last edited by mosen; 2015-09-20 at 14:20.
Jolla hit the tile floor so often i can not count anymore, so it is quite the opposite
No need to take my special usecase to scale on general longlivity of jolla. But yes, better to explain with a picture:
Last edited by mosen; 2015-09-20 at 14:20.
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2015-09-20
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Originally Posted by mosen
Same here. I would like to see it as 80 Euro Sailfish OS + 170 Euro Jolla hardware.
I see a big chunk of the 250€ pricetag to be a support in Software development!
Good software does not need to be given for free (even if it were open source)
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