One of the big questions about Jolla's new Sailfish OS would be ecosystem. I mean it is hard enough to get the average consumer to switch OS's alone but, if you are missing their favorite apps you have no shot at all. So what did Jolla do to bridge this gap? They made their OS Android and MeeGo app compatible.
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It what seems to be a simple reshuffling of cards at Jolla former COO, Marc Dillon, will take over as CEO at Jolla while current CEO Jussi Hurmola will now focus on "Sailfish strategy" (moving to the Jolla Board).
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By now everyone knows about Nokia, MeeGo, the Nokia N9, and Nokia's decision to go with Windows Phone dropping MeeGo. What a lot of people don't know is that Nokia has been working on MeeGo (in one form or another) since 2005 and the infighting that lead to MeeGo's demise at Nokia. A site called Taskumuro did a major write up on these events it's long and time-consuming. In an effort to help you the reader I decide to try to summarize this article for you.
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With Jolla Mobile about to launch it's first phone this year and spearheading a conference on it's own MeeGo'd powered open Operating System codenamed "SailFish" I thought perhaps everyone would like to know what Jolla is all about.
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According to a post by the Wall Street Journal Jolla will launch it's first smart phone next month. All we really know about this phone at this point is that it will be a MeeGo based smart phone running an OS codenamed "Sailfish". Everything else is still in the dark.
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The guys at MyNokiaBlog have shared leaked images of the Nokia Lauta, (codename RM-742), which was supposed to be the N9 successor (if the world was perfect).
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The guys behind the NiTDroid project did it again, they ported Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean to run on the Nokia N9.
Check the video after the break.
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Today, Jolla Ltd. announced that they signed a Sales and Distribution agreement with the largest mobile phones retail chain in China, D.Phone Group. Check the full press release after the break.
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