Jolla unveils first Sailfish OS smartphones, pre-orders starts
Jolla a Finland based mobile company has launched its first
smartphone today, the unnamed smartphone runs on the Sailfish operating system
which was used as a part of MeeGo, earlier developed by Nokia.
Jolla looks brilliant and sleek with its attractive button
less home screen panels and the fluid interface supported by the Sailfish OS. The
smartphone comes with optional back covers, which itself being integrated with
the OS with colors like Blue-green and red amongst others. Overall the
smartphone looks like a 2 parts/slabs combined together and adding value to the
OS with its optional color change covers.
The Jolla smartphone sports a 4.5 inch display and is
powered by a dual core processer and has an 8 megapixel of camera, 16GB of
storage which can be expanded using SD card.
According to Jolla, the smartphone has OS which makes the home
screen to look like tiles of opened and running apps, and giving a choice of
multitasking by keeping a vide opened in one thumbnail and accessing multiple
features by diresctly scrolling down.
The jolla is expected to be available by the end of 2013,
sales will start in European countries with preorders already been rolled out. The
preorder options include a Zero-cost preorder, which reserves the phone when it
is launched and receive 100 pounds voucher plus a T-shirt. Second option
includes paying 40 Euros and preordering a limited edition Jolla and bagging a
free t-shirt.
[source: Jolla]
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