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2016-04-08
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#372
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Originally Posted by tommo
Oops... mistyped... and forgot the year also.
2003! And there was me stuck with my nokia 6600
Now corrected.
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2016-04-08
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#373
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Originally Posted by HtheB
Quite right.
2003?!
Dude... It was released back in October 2011...
http://www.gsmarena.com/apple_iphone_4s-4212.php
Also, the "support" for older Apple products is rather questionable. Apple is quite famous for dropping support for older*) models at the drop of a hat. And even in cases when a new version of iOS is available for an older device, I have heard too many horror stories about people turning a perfectly working device into a snail crawling through treacle by foolishly accepting the update.
*) Read: older than the current newest model on the market.
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2016-04-08
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#374
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Considering how MS/Nokia dropped support for Harmattan, Symbian Belle on 808 before their promised time (2016), and then followed by some WP7 device (Elop 900?) which can not upgrade to WP8 after launched for just 4 months, and then some newer Elop 1020 etc stuck on WP8 not going to Win10... I think apple is doing a good job here now... Although what you stated is absolutely correct.
Quite right.
Also, the "support" for older Apple products is rather questionable. Apple is quite famous for dropping support for older*) models at the drop of a hat. And even in cases when a new version of iOS is available for an older device, I have heard too many horror stories about people turning a perfectly working device into a snail crawling through treacle by foolishly accepting the update.
*) Read: older than the current newest model on the market.
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2016-04-08
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#375
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Originally Posted by pichlo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwhmZRT9HoA
Also, the "support" for older Apple products is rather questionable. Apple is quite famous for dropping support for older*) models at the drop of a hat. And even in cases when a new version of iOS is available for an older device, I have heard too many horror stories about people turning a perfectly working device into a snail crawling through treacle by foolishly accepting the update.
*) Read: older than the current newest model on the market.
Doesn't look like unusable to me. Apple does mistakes at times and even their updates are not always perfect but they usually fix things quickly. Also, show me Android manufacturer that delivers latest Android versions to devices manufactured in 2011. Nokia never did it with Maemo or MeeGo, newest releases were always bound to new device and with Symbian they updated when they changed to rolling release, if my memory serves me right, Apple was the first one or at least one of the first phone manufacturers to deliver new software versions to older devices. Nokia followed the suit with Windows Phone to some degree, but that's another sad story...
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2016-04-08
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#376
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Originally Posted by JulmaHerra
I wouldn't really enjoy having to wait multiple seconds for the keyboard to open. I get frustrated when this sometimes happens on my Jolla phone for whatever reason, not really because I'm in such a hurry but because a phone shouldn't struggle with one of the only two things it's supposed to do right. The keyboard and the messaging application should probably be held in memory at all times, like the calling application. Of course, with only 1GB RAM, this wouldn't leave a lot of options for other applications to run concurrently. Looking it up, the iPhone 4S apparently only had 512 MB RAM, so it does seem to work alright.
Doesn't look like unusable to me.
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2016-04-08
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#377
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Hmm... The device: https://t.co/X4Z5qWYFQR
Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/LiKimmo/s...81989040447488
Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/LiKimmo/s...81989040447488
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Lausanne & Lyon de descente...
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Schturman's home page
Schturman's repo on openrepos
RPM packaging directly on your Jolla phone.
Root & User SSH access to Jolla via WinSCP.
Root and User SSH access to Jolla via Nautilus on Linux PC.
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2016-04-08
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#378
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Originally Posted by nthn
True, however it's not uncommon when some app is launched for the first time. In that video there was noticeable delay when keyboard was opened for the first time after reboot and opening messages. After that it was noticeably faster and in general the device is quite usable. Jolla struggles with these things when OOM-killer kicks in after some heavy usage and it can be very frustrating at times. Reboot helps, usually I reboot after one or two weeks uptime.
I wouldn't really enjoy having to wait multiple seconds for the keyboard to open. I get frustrated when this sometimes happens on my Jolla phone for whatever reason, not really because I'm in such a hurry but because a phone shouldn't struggle with one of the only two things it's supposed to do right.
The keyboard and the messaging application should probably be held in memory at all times, like the calling application. Of course, with only 1GB RAM, this wouldn't leave a lot of options for other applications to run concurrently. Looking it up, the iPhone 4S apparently only had 512 MB RAM, so it does seem to work alright.
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2016-04-08
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#379
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vaporware turns into not a complete-scam-ware...thats a thing i swear haha
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2016-04-11
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#380
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Finnish Broadcasting Company (Yle) had 20min interview with Steve Chao.
Taxfree price of the phone will be ~600$
Google translated article and video
Taxfree price of the phone will be ~600$
Google translated article and video
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Dude... It was released back in October 2011...
http://www.gsmarena.com/apple_iphone_4s-4212.php
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