[Wiki] Crowdsourcing the J2 [not relevant]

5.5 inches please. Full HD would be nice but HD ready is more than enough. No more than FHD that would only slow things down.

Same display size as in previos one. Resolutions HD (1366x768) or FHD (1920x1080). Display type IPS, Multitouch with glass. Please no plastic covers for display.

Agree with keeping the size and screen construction; its been pretty robust for me (whereas iPhone and Lumia owners seem to all have smashed screens...)

don't care as long as it is readable on direct sunlight

4.5 is nice and keeps the overal size small

whatever will give 320ppi on 4.5

5 point multitoutch is fine

would like sapphire

No TFT, but OLED. The LPM-screen of the N9 is something I miss daily. TFT is primitive in comparision.Full HD 5", small bezel. More than full HD is useless, 5" to keep physical dimensions in check.

A SD-card slot would be brilliant: you could read your camera's card with your phone. Adapter for microSD included with the phone, of course.

Card slot is mandatory. Internal at least 32 GB, since the card usefulness is currently severely limited.

At least 2Gb ram (4Gb prefered).

Intrernal storage (32+Gb)

3GB ram

SD card slot and be able to put something big in it (128)

min 16GB+SDcard. Without SD card that shall be 64GB configuration option, which is not desirable - afraid quite expensive. In general, with or without SD card (undesirable) it's better to have options in configuration

USB 3.0 host, because why not. It's a Linux computer, not a phone :P FM radio with both receiver and transmitter would be cool. I think Bluetooth Smart would be good, since many fitness bands and heartbeat sensors use it.

USB OTG. 2.0 is enough for me. Miracast is required.

802.11 ac with all the bells and whistles

4

whatever

dont care much

Hell no

USB 3.0 type c reversible and able to connect it to an external monitor

Also it is * really important * to be a world phone meaning it can work in every continent.

Regarding GPS, please include all systems. Navstar, Glonass, and Beidou are already in use. And for the Indian market IRNSS is about to be launched, and for Europe we soon have Galileo.

@nick75 We are having Galileo "soon" since about 2002. Anyway all modern GPS receivers support all or most standards, so this should be no issue.

Please add an option for a bulkier and bigger battery.

A big one.

This is my biggest concern. Like ApB said, the J2 needs a big battery. I can barely last a day with the current one.

A replacable battery that you actually can buy.

Wireless charging.

dual core cpu (some kind of ULV ones) prefferably arm. May be with big.LITTLE cores. GPU should have opensource drivers. Preffered 64bit cpu

Android or iOS :P (just kidding)

don't care much

dual or quad i don't care as long as the OS is snappy

good enough to be able to handle a fullHD external display at 60fps

Open-source friendly. Should have the option to update to current kernels, and/or reflash the device without much fuss. This would also lessen the need for libhybris. The current Jolla is locked to the 3.4 kernel because of Qualcomm. Needless to say we're missing out on features of newer kernels.

A separate modem, which runs on its own subsystem without access to the main system would be a welcome improvement for privacy and security.

I'd rather have a fast dual core than the current decacore-nonsense.

Eight cores. I want to run lots of apps at the same time.

@Giacomo Di Giacomo you have been misled. Having lots of apps open does not require many cpu cores. Even one core suffices, thanks to preemptive multitasking. If you really intent on having many apps pegging the cpu at the same time, the battery will be flat in an hour or two.

Two audio jacks that support video output. You could hook your phone up with a TV and a stereo or just listen to music with your friends using two headsets.

It's a very long shot, but my ideal JP2 would have a hardware DAC (like Cowon iAudio or early iPod) as software DACs just sound awful and I'm still carrying a separate MP3 player!

Don't care

stereo on both orientation (3 speakers needed) and loud enough

nothing to add here

The new phone needs much better speakers than the current one, since the sound is really low and dosen't sound good at all.

good bluetooth (or if possible DECT) support for a phone head set (i want to read emails, use internet or search for information during a phone call - it is not necessary to hole the phone on my ear during a call ;-))

The "old&big" SIM-card, since you can only get adapters from smaller to larger ones, not the other way around. This would make it possible to use ALL sim cards.

Standard or micro SIM. Not nano please. Weight, not so light as to look like a toy.

I like the current size. No phablets please!

smaller and better thought design (the j1 doesn't feel nice to the hand)

lighter

dont care but dual with ability to switch live could be a selling point.

Smaller than current Jolla, with same screen size and round corners.

The JP1 camera simply can't cope with the dark. I think it's possibly a software issue, but this does need fixing IMHO.

Dont care as long as it is fast (which for j1 it isn't) and the quality is good

fast fast fast and good quality

Full HD 60fps

Something with good quality. Front cameras arent only for selfies. We need them for video with webrtc etc

I am currently carrying two phones. One is my Jolla, the other one is a Nokia 808. I would be glad to have something on par with the 808 camera, although I know it's almost impossible.

I would prefer not to have a front camera. I suppose the phone would get smaller and lighter and I never used the one in my JP1.

Anything as good as Nokia 808, my Holiday phone.

Physical keyboard!!!

No need for other half but i don't mind

Some colour would be good

Willing to pay much as long as it delivers.

Also quality of components is really important. It needs to be a tool you can rely on. Maybe some waterproofness would be good.

DisplayLink/HDMI output

HW-keyboard would be a big plus if it can be integrated without making the device too bulky. Golden finish looks good on some designs too, if it's not too plastic-like.

and if possible 'green' resources (meening resource gentle from the development to the recycling - after a 5 - 10 year usage)