Poll: Jolla 2 Smartphone HW specs [duplicate]

Supported by Intel x3-c3440.

@vattuvarg:

Well, the Snapdragon family starting from 4-/6-/801, the Samsung Exynos 5/7, the HiSilicon Kirin 940/950 and the Mediatek MT6595/MT6795 provide the WIFI standards mentioned above, too. So there is no need to focus on Intel SoCs only.

@SailorofBerlin - I didn't exclude those SoC (nor others). ...but Jolla has told in public that they will use an Intel x3 SoC in a coming product. If the J2 uses intel hardware then the above mentioned SoC is the only option.

YES, camera button for fast start app and capture image! it is bit expected feature from Finland :p

so what do we want now? a camera phone or a phablet or an outdoor device or just everything?

I have to agree with this request. The hardware camera buttons were a great way to take better photos (more stable than pressing on a screen).

Also, the 'lens cover slider' on certain handsets such as Nokia N82 etc used to operate as a short-cut to opening the camera application. A similar short-cut might be possible by double-pressing the camera button to start the camera app.

Do you know it's already possible with Jolla? Using the up/down volume button in the camera app does take a picture.

On the other hand, a "two course button" would be much better, as on the Ericson w810i: the first level of press is for focus, the second is for taking the shot.

Adding another button would break TOH compatibility.

Already available if TOH compatibility is kept.

Supported by Intel x3-c3440.

http://www.zdnet.com/article/jolla-hunts-for-sailfish-oems-taps-crypto-firm-to-target-the-enterprise/

The idea would be to become a European alternative to iOS, Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone, which Jolla reckons will be "ideal for government officials, corporations, and consumers." In other words, it will try and crack the regulated end of enterprise that Samsung is pursuing with Knox.

--> so if that is true, then there is no way arround of having Dual SIM, because i am sad carrying arround two phones, private and work.

@meldolion - I don't think you need to worry. Even budget SoC support dualSIM nowadays. ...and if Namibia and India are indicators of future markets then J2 will have at least two SIM sockets.

charging & talking is uncomfy and not good for cable and inside connector ( and i vote for headphones at bottom too, cable from headphones while walking and operating with device while wire is from top is bad idea) i remember all users reactions when nokia changed from bottom to top, and it remains only converted to habbit

This would break TOH compatibility.