ZogG don't quite get where your getting this lag from but if you say so.

I am glad that their adapting to what their customers are saying. I think we might go through quite a few iterations but we will arrive at a one that most of us agree with.

Why always this show people with bad swipe skills !?

Don't blame the user. Maybe the os isn't that easy to use?

In : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2bU...utu.be&t=3m21s

If you stop at 3:21, you'll see notifications (number of facebook, sms, etc.) directly on the multitasking view, on the left side.
However this can work on the tablet with a lot of screen estate, but I don't see this coming to the phone.

I think the background is too much present on the tablet. On the phone it is hidden enough so that it doesn't hurt, but here I think you see it more than the app (due to big margins between apps tiles). It has to be seen in real life, but don't see this as great.

Otherwise, I like the contents of the event screen but think it is a mistake to have replaced it by the app drawer when doing a bottom swipe : if it is really multitasking, then apps stay opened, so you are more using the notifications, than launching apps, no ?
Also, I don't know if the disappearance of the "quick launch" (first row of the app drawer) will impact usability.

Finally, I laughed when I saw the coming back of the status bar...

So, some good points, and some reserves. We will see what comes to the phone from the tablet.

@Zeta

No reason for it not to come to larger screened phones. Above 5" it should be fine. Particularly the favoured 5.3 - 5.7" phablets.

I was thinking of the Jolla Phone 1 when saying that (I have it, an wonder how it will be updated), and didn't thought of anything bigger (as I already find 4.5" too big for my pockets).
Now that you point this out, I am not sure at which size it starts to make sense, but you are probably right.

The Jolla 1 is not a very good example of pocketability.

Jolla 1 (with 4.5") is 1.27x the size of the newly announced Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (5.1" plus edges), or 1.28x the size of the vanilla (no Edge) S6 (also 5.1").

Meizu MX4 (with 5.36" and a direct competitor to Jolla with Ubuntu Phone) is only 1.09x larger than the Jolla 1 (with 4.5").

Even if we're to compare it with the (older than Jolla 1) Nexus 5 (also phone with best port of Sailfish) which is 'just' 4.95", the Jolla 1 is still 1.07x larger.

TLDR, you can have a much smaller phone with a much larger screen, and this trend will only continue.

Played Jolla Tablet and Jolla with Sailfish 2.0 today at MWC. I really love the UI change on 2.0 and the tablet's hardware is quite good. Finally there will be a decent HW + great SW (Sailfish 2.0)

Some pictures I took at MWC:







And some funny one:





Nokia also has an exhibition, for consumer device they also have an N1 tablet. Not quite interesting as the Jolla Tablet. I showed my N950 to the Nokia guys and told them this is THE device I love without MicroJunk.

Currently it is implemented on the phone:

LOL And what they answered? Did they ever know what phone it is, what are you talking about?