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Reggie 2012-07-11 16:32

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Lots of juicy details in this interview: http://www.intomobile.com/2012/07/11...ext-available/

jalyst 2012-07-11 18:04

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Extremely unlikely IMO but could Jolla be partnering with Amazon/OpenACL on this?
http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/11/w...to-5-inch-dev/
Would be a huge boost to their chances if it were true but I find it hard to see it happening.

Setok 2012-07-11 20:01

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jotoco (Post 1235696)
Multi-tasking the way the n900, n9 and Symbian does is something I really use.

My use case:

1 - Open Browser;
2 - Open A page, while A page loads (because of slow internet), open B page;
3 - Open E-mail, while it downloads, go back to A page;
4 - Read A page, decide I want to listen to music;
5 - Open music player and put some music;
6 - Open emails, read some, returns to A page;
7 - Finish reading A page, opens C page and while it loads go to B page;
8 - Goes back to email, opens random attachment;
9 - Reads said attachment, goes to back to email;
10 - Closes email, goes to page B;
11 - Decide I want to take a walk, so Sports Tracker better be open, or open it now;
12 - On page B, finds random video on Youtube, open it;
13 - While said video loads, go to page C;
14 - goes on and on...

All of this can be done with the iPhone. Except, perhaps, the YouTube thing. I haven't tested as I haven't had that need myself. There are a lot of misconceptions about how iPhone's multitasking works on this forum.

mariusmssj 2012-07-11 20:18

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jalyst (Post 1236213)
Extremely unlikely IMO but could Jolla be partnering with Amazon/OpenACL on this?
http://www.engadget.com/2012/07/11/w...to-5-inch-dev/
Would be a huge boost to their chances if it were true but I find it hard to see it happening.

they will use android

m4r0v3r 2012-07-11 20:35

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danramos (Post 1235845)
Wouldn't it be satisfying and ironic if the new company's MeeGo team does well enough to buy Nokia? :)

what by the time Nokia is worthless and they could buy it for a stupidly low amount? It really would.

mariusmssj 2012-07-11 20:42

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by m4r0v3r (Post 1236286)
what by the time Nokia is worthless and they could buy it for a stupidly low amount? It really would.

Nokia own too many patents to go under just like that, but with trojan horse elop they could sell themselves to M$

Setok 2012-07-11 20:58

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by javispedro (Post 1236093)
Which is, as I've said a few times, the same "multitasking" decades old PalmOS had -- popularly considered "single tasking".

(On iOS multitasking)

That statement is wrong. PalmOS closed applications completely, then reopened them. Much as iOS 1.0 did (although even there the kernel supported multitasking and some of Apple's own apps did it). There was zero multitasking in at least the PalmOS versions people would be most familiar with.

There are upsides and downsides to both approaches (full multitasking, vs controlled iOS style). The upsides to iOS are really the much better control of battery and memory usage. A real compromise for a full pocket computer could be to have iOS limitations when on battery power, and full multitasking when on the grid. I don't really fancy calculating fractals in the background when on the move, sucking my battery...

danramos 2012-07-12 03:14

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lma (Post 1235905)
It would be, but why would they want to? What assets does Nokia still possess that are desirable if you are not a patent troll?

Plenty of patents, trademarks, copyrights and other resources they could buy off to help them stuff their portfolio to both look more attractive to bankers/investors as well as use as defense against submarine/troll parents.

Quote:

Originally Posted by m4r0v3r (Post 1236286)
what by the time Nokia is worthless and they could buy it for a stupidly low amount? It really would.

I'm tellin' you! You can probably buy the stock cheaper than the snacks from the vending machine in their break rooms!

specc 2012-07-12 04:48

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
To me this starts looking fishy. Open source project should not be shrouded in secrecy like everything about Jolla. Just saying.

What about ecosystem? Apps, services? A fully open system using the web for most of the services I understand, but from what I gather of information, they are headed elsewhere.

Way too much confusion talk by Jolla to be taken seriously at this time.

mariusmssj 2012-07-12 05:43

Re: JollaMobile : Jolla continues Nokia's excellent work on #MeeGo based smartphones
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by specc (Post 1236386)
To me this starts looking fishy. Open source project should not be shrouded in secrecy like everything about Jolla. Just saying.

What about ecosystem? Apps, services? A fully open system using the web for most of the services I understand, but from what I gather of information, they are headed elsewhere.

Way too much confusion talk by Jolla to be taken seriously at this time.

lack of information increases curiosity, news articles trying to get ahead over other with a bit more information. This could an advertising move


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