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There are loads of situations, were a simple handset would well serve the cause, yet there is no real product which

• is not a smartphone
• is decently manufactured
• offers extended battery lifetime
• looks good and has a sensible form-factor
• has a well thought user interface
• is available at a competitive price
• is free of superfluos hardware/features

Wouldn't it be good to have a good quality feature phone with Sailfish underneath the hood, serving but the simplest of purposes, i.e. phone calls an short messaging?

I repeatedly questioned myself why there are exclusively manufacturers who either produce low-quality third world throw-away handsets - or over-rugged pseudo-outdoor stuff not reliably usable if you're 5 days away from the next wall plug.

Personally, I see quite some demand for a good product in this area, and I believe Jolla could fill the gap. I'd be quite interested to hear your thoughts regarding this issue.

Thank you in advance.

There are loads of situations, were a simple handset would well serve the cause, yet there is no real product which

• is not a smartphone
• is decently manufactured
• offers extended battery lifetime
• looks good and has a sensible form-factor
• has a well thought user interface
• is available at a competitive price
• is free of superfluos hardware/features

Wouldn't it be good to have a good quality feature phone with Sailfish underneath the hood, serving but the simplest of purposes, i.e. phone calls an short messaging?

I repeatedly questioned myself why there are exclusively manufacturers who either produce low-quality third world throw-away handsets targeted for 2nd and 3rd world markets - or over-rugged pseudo-outdoor stuff not reliably usable if you're 5 days away from the next wall plug.

Personally, I see quite some demand for a good product in this area, and I believe Jolla could fill the gap. I'd be quite interested to hear your thoughts regarding this issue.

Thank you in advance.

There are loads of situations, were a simple handset would well serve the cause, yet there is no real product which

• is not a smartphone
• is decently manufactured
• offers extended battery lifetime
• looks good and has a sensible form-factor
• has a well thought user interface
• is available at a competitive price
• is free of superfluos hardware/features

Wouldn't it be good to have a good quality feature phone with Sailfish underneath the hood, serving but the simplest of purposes, i.e. phone calls an short messaging?

I repeatedly questioned myself why there are exclusively manufacturers who either produce low-quality throw-away handsets targeted for 2nd and 3rd world markets - or over-rugged pseudo-outdoor stuff not reliably usable if you're 5 days away from the next wall plug.

Personally, I see quite some demand for a good product in this area, and I believe Jolla could fill the gap. I'd be quite really interested to hear your thoughts regarding this issue.

Thank you in advance.

There are loads of situations, were a simple handset would well serve the cause, yet there is no real product which

• is not a smartphone
• is decently manufactured
• offers extended battery lifetime
• looks good and has a sensible form-factor
• has a well thought user interface
• is available at a competitive price
• is free of superfluos hardware/features

Wouldn't it be good to have a good nice quality feature phone with Sailfish underneath the hood, serving but the simplest of purposes, i.e. phone calls an short messaging?

I repeatedly questioned myself why there are exclusively manufacturers who either produce low-quality throw-away handsets targeted for 2nd and 3rd world markets - or over-rugged pseudo-outdoor stuff not reliably usable if you're 5 days away from the next wall plug.

Personally, I see quite some demand for a good product in this area, and I believe Jolla could fill the gap. I'd be really interested to hear your thoughts regarding this issue.

Thank you in advance.