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szopin | # 551 | 2016-07-05, 09:36 | Report

Originally Posted by Jozz View Post

I prefer to block them in the hostsfile with this solution: https://openrepos.net/content/nodevel/hosts-adblock

Using hosts on tablet, as couldn't manage to figure how to install adblock on it then and it's letting some through, adblock seems to catch em all. Btw anyone managed to figure out how to install flash on the tablet?

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cvp | # 552 | 2016-07-05, 09:55 | Report

Originally Posted by kimmoli View Post

So you don't need to...

it is possible to produce a replacement board what Supports RGB Led?

I think to swap a white LED with a RGB will bring nothing, right ? :P

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juiceme | # 553 | 2016-07-05, 12:31 | Report

Originally Posted by cvp View Post

it is possible to produce a replacement board what Supports RGB Led?

I think to swap a white LED with a RGB will bring nothing, right ? :P

Just swapping da led would yield nothing unless you made RGB drive and control for it. Possible, sure, but how would you fit the additional electronics neatly inside the phone housing?

ZogG | # 554 | 2016-07-05, 12:41 | Report

Especially if it's not your device and you do not own it(though you paid for it).
I think it was mentioned few pages earlier that Jolla asks not to remove the screen protector that comes with phone, so I'm not sure you can do that.

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cvp | # 555 | 2016-07-05, 12:41 | Report

let us wait for more internal pics

pycage | # 556 | 2016-07-05, 14:34 | Report

Originally Posted by ZogG View Post

Especially if it's not your device and you do not own it(though you paid for it).
I think it was mentioned few pages earlier that Jolla asks not to remove the screen protector that comes with phone, so I'm not sure you can do that.

It's no loaner, you can do with it what you want. No strings attached.

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gerbick | # 557 | 2016-07-05, 15:15 | Report

Originally Posted by ZogG View Post

Especially if it's not your device and you do not own it(though you paid for it).
I think it was mentioned few pages earlier that Jolla asks not to remove the screen protector that comes with phone, so I'm not sure you can do that.

As stated above, it doesn't quite work like that.

BlackBerry did the same thing with their devices; asked us not to take them apart, respect their inner-workings. It's said, but it's not followed. Heck, after my first BlackBerry dev device broke, I asked and they said "We have to say that, but feel free to do whatever you wish" and I did.

It was the same with the initial Tizen devices too.

It's not a loaner. In fact, I'd ask where you even got that notion. Care to share? Something concrete though; not opinion.

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Bubbless | # 558 | 2016-07-05, 17:06 | Report

Originally Posted by ZogG View Post

Especially if it's not your device and you do not own it(though you paid for it).

You're saying that Jolla can claim the devices back anytime they want?

gerbick | # 559 | 2016-07-05, 17:11 | Report

Originally Posted by Bubbless View Post

You're saying that Jolla can claim the devices back anytime they want?

It can be said all day; doesn't necessarily make it true.

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chenliangchen | # 560 | 2016-07-05, 17:13 | Report

Originally Posted by ZogG View Post

Especially if it's not your device and you do not own it(though you paid for it).
I think it was mentioned few pages earlier that Jolla asks not to remove the screen protector that comes with phone, so I'm not sure you can do that.

I think it's like you pay for a gym membership, they give you a towel or so. Yes you didn't pay for the towel, but you still own it. This is not like N950 where developer get for free. (Even with that case, the owner/loaner can remove the protector or even unscrew it right? It's just no warranty.

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