Jolla Mobile, an independent Finland-based company that develops an operating system for mobile devices called Sailfish OS, has unveiled their first smartphone, the Jolla.
The Jolla smartphone sports a 4.5-inch HD “Estrade” display, dual-core processor, 4G LTE, 16GB of internal storage with microSD card support, 8 megapixel AF rear camera, user-replaceable battery, and an interchangeable rear shell called “The Other Half”. Running at the heart of the Jolla is the gesture-based Sailfish OS with Android app support.
The Jolla has a price tag of 399 Euros or around Php21,000, and will start shipping by the end of 2013. Those interested can pre-order the device here.
vovo sinasabi lang namin ang totoo bakit kmi magririsk na bumili ng ganyang phone na may di pa subok na OS mula sa di kilalang kumpanya kung makakabili kmi ng wellknown brands na subok na sa halagang 21k at mas maganda pa kung titignan mo ung hardware
andaming feeler naman dito! di pa nga nakita at na experience ang sailfish os, eh magsalita as if alam na alam! hahaha, kunsabagay, pang android gingerbread lng kaya niyong bilhin! hihihihi
another bestseller wannabe like bbz10 =)))
P21k?!? … Umm.. good luck with that.
looks like a pack of gum.
Looks good. :)
too pricey for a new os…they should release mid-range phones to test the uniqueness of the new os..
saw the hands-on video for the device as well as the OS. the UI and design of the OS is terrible and dull and so 2008. parang Vista lang yung appearance. and the hardware? not looking good.
Ikaw na ‘teh ang me PhD sa User Interface Engineering, Ikaw na! ahahahah