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2017-10-13 22:31:08 +0300
i have been wery pleased. It's like Jolla C but with some serious horsepower under the hood. Hopefully Jolla will continue the good work with Sailfish X and we see many improvements with coming updates. This is the right direction (or course if you will)
edit: Some whiskey and only answered 1 of 4 guestions.
So bluetooth is working good enough for me. I managed to connect pebble and it works with rockpool as good as with Jolla C. Have been reading about problems with connecting with cars though :(
Flashing was not so easy, mainly the unlocking part for me. Took me about 3h, I bet I could do it under 30min now, but now I don't need to anymore :) So better/simpler instructions would be great. Allso I thinkFlashing with Linux would have been way easier, even if I am not a heavy user.
Pictures are way better than on Jolla C and sadly way worse than on Xperia X with android :( It's understandable though, I don't know how many man hours Sony, Samsung etc. have used on camera software but it's definately more than Jolla can throw at it.
Sample pictures from the camera would indeed be nice!
TomC ( 2017-10-11 21:32:23 +0300 )edit...
Not very much to feel, but the scrolling is smoother
BT seems fine
I needed about 30 min., but I think it is way too hard for many users. If nobody comes up with flashed phones, this will not get an successor. It is complicated, too much different steps...
Is working, faster and the results are better than in Jolla1 or JollaC
poddl ( 2017-10-13 00:48:50 +0300 )editSomething that nobody mentioned yet...
The colour notification LED is back!!!!
Giacomo Di Giacomo ( 2017-10-13 15:25:17 +0300 )editYay! I love the colour notification LED :)
Beethoven ( 2017-10-13 16:30:22 +0300 )editUnbelievable, how simple things, like colour notification LED, can make people so happy. And how these simple things widely ignored in industry.
nlsn ( 2017-10-16 13:19:16 +0300 )edit