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Jolla Smartphone with Sailfish OS Review: A Taste of What Might Have Been
It isn't often that we see a company dare to attempt creating a whole new smartphone ecosystem, but that's just what the Finnish startup Jolla has done.
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Nokia won't accept new or updated Symbian and MeeGo apps after 1 January 2014
Nokia doesn't want developers to make new apps for Symbian and MeeGo or update existing ones after January 2014.
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Jolla faces a tough task breaking into the smartphone market
Jolla was founded by Nokia's former MeeGo software team that was shut down after the company decided to switch to Microsoft's Windows Phone software in 2011.
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Samsung to finally merge Bada with Tizen, might announce a Tizen phone at the MWC
Samsung has officially announced that it plans to kill its Bada operating system, and merge it with Tizen. The first Tizen phones are expeted to be announced during the MWC.
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Ex-Nokia employees at Jolla provide first glimpse of new Sailfish OS
A group of ex-Nokia employees plan to launch their own smartphone next year, their start-up said on Wednesday.
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Nokia-born startup to launch MeeGo smartphone
The startup, Jolla Ltd, will use MeeGo software, created by Nokia and Intel in 2010-2011, for its products.
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Nokia to close down Project Meltemi for budget smartphones
Nokia is shutting down Project Meltemi, which was aimed to offer smartphones cheaper than Android and Windows Phone.
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Nokia launches the world's first button-less smartphone
Users will just need to double tap the display to activate the phone instead of pressing a hardware button.
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Nokia N9 receives Android 4.0 port
Nokia N9 users will soon have another option in the form of Android 4.0 to install on their MeeGo smartphone.
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Nokia N9 receives Android 4.0 port
Nokia N9 users will soon have another option in the form of Android 4.0 to install on their MeeGo smartphone.
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Nokia launches the world's first button-less smartphone
Users will just need to double tap the display to activate the phone instead of pressing a hardware button.
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Jolla Smartphone with Sailfish OS Review: A Taste of What Might Have Been
It isn't often that we see a company dare to attempt creating a whole new smartphone ecosystem, but that's just what the Finnish startup Jolla has done.
-
Nokia won't accept new or updated Symbian and MeeGo apps after 1 January 2014
Nokia doesn't want developers to make new apps for Symbian and MeeGo or update existing ones after January 2014.
-
Jolla faces a tough task breaking into the smartphone market
Jolla was founded by Nokia's former MeeGo software team that was shut down after the company decided to switch to Microsoft's Windows Phone software in 2011.
-
Samsung to finally merge Bada with Tizen, might announce a Tizen phone at the MWC
Samsung has officially announced that it plans to kill its Bada operating system, and merge it with Tizen. The first Tizen phones are expeted to be announced during the MWC.
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Ex-Nokia employees at Jolla provide first glimpse of new Sailfish OS
A group of ex-Nokia employees plan to launch their own smartphone next year, their start-up said on Wednesday.
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Nokia-born startup to launch MeeGo smartphone
The startup, Jolla Ltd, will use MeeGo software, created by Nokia and Intel in 2010-2011, for its products.
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Nokia to close down Project Meltemi for budget smartphones
Nokia is shutting down Project Meltemi, which was aimed to offer smartphones cheaper than Android and Windows Phone.
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Nokia launches the world's first button-less smartphone
Users will just need to double tap the display to activate the phone instead of pressing a hardware button.
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Nokia N9 receives Android 4.0 port
Nokia N9 users will soon have another option in the form of Android 4.0 to install on their MeeGo smartphone.
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Nokia N9 receives Android 4.0 port
Nokia N9 users will soon have another option in the form of Android 4.0 to install on their MeeGo smartphone.
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Nokia launches the world's first button-less smartphone
Users will just need to double tap the display to activate the phone instead of pressing a hardware button.
