[Video] Sailfish OS 1.0 Demo at MWC 2014
Check out the latest developer version of Sailfish OS being demoed at MWC appearing on a rather in depth video.
Jolla is finally closing down on their beta testing program thus releasing the Sailfosh 1.0 and finally hitting the global market – We have taken a video of their upcoming Sailfish OS 1.0 (hence out of beta) while at MWC 2014 and we’re pretty excited to show it to as many people as possible, so please feel free to share it along!
Let us know what do you think about this rather amazing upcoming update. Can you wait more? I can’t!
Cheers!
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Looks good :)
I would have liked to see the new things in the browser since my guess is that it got the UI updates found in git version.
Sailfish gets a lot better with every update :D
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I think going out of beta right now is a bit premature, to say the least.
I personally pay for a mobile Internet access, which is impossible to reach through a Jolla (and it’s clearly a software issue, since I can make it work for a while by resetting the device). And I know for a fact that connman, which causes my problem, is also the cause of a shitload of issues for plenty of users.
I won’t think Jolla is ready for being out of beta unless I read that 1.0.4.1 will finally take care of the issues with connman. The least they could do in that regard would be to update to a release that’s not a year and a half old. I understand it’s not necessarily their fault, or even their responsibility, but the fact is the device isn’t ready.
I hope it won’t cook my phone anymore. Seldom heppend that my phone overheats whichi i consider very serious….