Nicholas Maguire
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Um.. Have you seen the 930? Pretty sure that's a successor to the 920. It has good hardware, not just good, pretty great hardware. Sometimes I swear that these forums that the worst complainers on Earth.
Considering Sailfish is Linux-based and Jolla specifically mentioned last year its compatibility with Android devices and their drivers, I'd say it's not so cut and dry. Sailfish could be a real possibility. It would make sense to have employees with Android experience since those would be more readily available than those with Linux and Sailfish combined.
As been mentioned before ...in the us there's only about to be 2 premium WP....1520 and m8! Verizon axing the icon ! If they don't sell well in the USA.... WP wont succeed! As for the 930........not available here in the us and forget unlocked......most Americans buy thru carriers!Um.. Have you seen the 930? Pretty sure that's a successor to the 920. It has good hardware, not just good, pretty great hardware. Sometimes I swear that these forums that the worst complainers on Earth.
You have a good point, but I think na?ve. Do you really think Nokia could make a comeback with Sailfish? It would be a welcome change, but a huge challenge given the struggles MS is having attracting devs.
Other companies have tried to introduce new OSes. Firefox OS isn't exactly making a big splash. Ubuntu OS failed its kickstarter miserably. Samsung hasn't bothered doing anything with Tizen OS yet.
You have a good point, but I think na?ve. Do you really think Nokia could make a comeback with Sailfish?
That's exactly the point. They wouldn't need to attract devs per se because of the familiarity with the progs.
That's exactly the point. They wouldn't need to attract devs per se because of the familiarity with the progs.
I would also welcome future WPs as well.
So, this time we can hope for proper Android phone to kick Samsung a**.
Or may be Jolla, Firefox.
Wouldn't that be Nexus, which already exists?
ZTE stated that they won't even bother with selling Firefox OS outside of developing countries.
But, as the article implies, Nokia has invested heavily in Jolla already and this would allow Nokia to hit the ground running. In the end, who knows?In terms of speed yes. (Even entry level Moto E do basic task faster than s5)
But in Sales Samsung out perform all device Manufacturers.
and Nexus are not designed for consumer but for developers.(niche)
If Nokia will start making phones again in 2016 then Android would be better choice because I think Nokia is more stronger than other brands.
In few countries Nokia is the most trusted brand. So, Nokia can kick Samsung *** if they go with Android.
Jolla and Firefox aren't making any progress.
But, as the article implies, Nokia has invested heavily in Jolla already and this would allow Nokia to hit the ground running. In the end, who knows?
This is already a thing... Or at least has been in the works for a little while. Standard chassis, pick which modules you want and stick them in.
Project Ara
Project Ara: Inside Google's Modular Smartphone