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2014-09-24
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Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
Okay, so what do they usually smoke then?
i want to say something . i live in a place where people don't know about paypal, linux, even tupac,
(I just had to say it
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2014-09-24
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#83
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Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
So basically you say they are going through huge effort to get a Shamsung for it being the more famous brand and they will just see the Jolla as another one of the cheaper droids?
i want to say something . i live in a place where people don't know about paypal, linux, even tupac , they are dummies and believe me they want every dam* popular app in their phone , most of the people in my hood belong to weaker section but they are switching away from cheaper droids and everyone is moving to shamsung even they get less than 100 dollars a month. so ff os and jolla doesnot stand a chance. things will be difficult for jolla in India.
I suppose buying a Shamsung entitles the customer to local software support such as rooting and installation of every available popular app on day of purchase?
Just trying to understand conditions in the area you describe.
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2014-09-24
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Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
Well, I am a dummy too as I didn't know about tupac either. (I've just looked it up and, frankly, I don't think I've been missing too much.)
i want to say something . i live in a place where people don't know about paypal, linux, even tupac , they are dummies [...]
Back on the topic, what is the point of all this deliberating? Of course Jolla cannot expect to compete with the likes of Samsung. Of course they cannot expect to sell millions of units. But they do not have to. All they need to do is sell just 20k. A drop in the ocean in such a huge market but it would double their worldwide sales figures.
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2014-09-24
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Agree and I am most interested to see what means all "the most popular apps on Shamsung " and when Jolla will be at the same level in terms of offering same or better user experience not community feeling "look I have same as you" .
Well, I am a dummy too as I didn't know about tupac either. (I've just looked it up and, frankly, I don't think I've been missing too much.)
Back on the topic, what is the point of all this deliberating? Of course Jolla cannot expect to compete with the likes of Samsung. Of course they cannot expect to sell millions of units. But they do not have to. All they need to do is sell just 20k. A drop in the ocean in such a huge market but it would double their worldwide sales figures.
As far as I am concerned, from a user viewpoint, I have never seen any benefit from having to weed through 200k rubbish applications to find those 5 to 10 I actually use on daily basis and the other 10 including games that I would eventually use from time to time.
PS looked it up tupac -> Tobacco Use Prevention and Control (TUPAC) : too much smoking and Android can be bad for your health
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2014-09-24
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Originally Posted by hardy_magnus
Dude, that FF OS phone is $25. I'm pretty sure no one is gonna refuse that offer unless they really need a specific Android app. That's why sales figures are estimated to be high for that $25 phone.
i want to say something . i live in a place where people don't know about paypal, linux, even tupac , they are dummies and believe me they want every dam* popular app in their phone , most of the people in my hood belong to weaker section but they are switching away from cheaper droids and everyone is moving to shamsung even they get less than 100 dollars a month. so ff os and jolla doesnot stand a chance. things will be difficult for jolla in India.
Originally Posted by pichlo
Of course they cannot compete with Samsung's sales. Question is: who can? AFAIK Apple is the only one who sells just as much.
Back on the topic, what is the point of all this deliberating? Of course Jolla cannot expect to compete with the likes of Samsung. Of course they cannot expect to sell millions of units. But they do not have to. All they need to do is sell just 20k. A drop in the ocean in such a huge market but it would double their worldwide sales figures.
Jolla just needs to sell enough to have marketshare and a name that sticks around. Not that everyone will know about Jolla then, but more in the sense of that regular media will mention Jolla more often. You know, that you open up The Verge or just a tech site from your country and that every now and then you see the name of Jolla pass. Just like with most other brands.
Last edited by vistaus; 2014-09-24 at 09:30.
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2014-09-24
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#87
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Originally Posted by gerbick
What does that matter? I was referring to Motorola not being Motorola anymore ever since Google came into their life (Google, not Android). Who currently owns it is besides that point.
I thought that Google no longer owns Motorola.
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2014-09-24
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#88
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Originally Posted by vistaus
Like with this link that @dave999 posted, which I think is mildly positive about Jolla entering the Indian market:
Not that everyone will know about Jolla then, but more in the sense of that regular media will mention Jolla more often. You know, that you open up The Verge or just a tech site from your country and that every now and then you see the name of Jolla pass. Just like with most other brands.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/t...w/43248471.cms
Now I do not know if this "Times Of India" is widely known/quoted media in India, but if it is then Jolla/SFOS has already gained some brand visibility there.
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2014-09-24
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So, it comes with "some preloaded Android apps"? Sigh... I thought the customer was entitled with choice of stuff they want upon the first startup. Oh, Jolla, you strand yourself into unknown!
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Seen in the comments section for an article on xda:
"I see a lot of complaints about Google deciding to keep data on their servers indefinitely.
Well, if that's the price for FREE AI. I'm in".
Boy, what can I say? EPIC......No, LEGENDARY......
Seen in the comments section for an article on xda:
"I see a lot of complaints about Google deciding to keep data on their servers indefinitely.
Well, if that's the price for FREE AI. I'm in".
Boy, what can I say? EPIC......No, LEGENDARY......
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2014-09-24
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Originally Posted by xanderx
Yes, I kind of wondered at that, too. I suppose that's part of the snapdeal thing, since it includes "snapdeal apps" whatever they be. Could be it is some kind of subsidiry plan, snapdeal carries part of the device cost or something.
So, it comes with "some preloaded Android apps"? Sigh... I thought the customer was entitled with choice of stuff they want upon the first startup. Oh, Jolla, you strand yourself into unknown!
Probably it is easy to uninstall those as well as the android application compability layer which is excess anyway IMHO.
(I never installed it on my Jolla
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research complete.
sorry for my bad english