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1 | initial version | posted 2014-02-24 21:46:40 +0200 |
I think it's a must, add to the list of Android phones were to port SailfishOS also the Nokia X line (X, X+ and XL)
2 | No.2 Revision |
I think it's a must, must: add to the list of Android phones were to port SailfishOS also the Nokia X line (X, X+ and XL)
3 | No.3 Revision |
I think it's a must: add to the list of Android phones were to port SailfishOS also the Nokia X line (X, X+ and XL)
Users of Nokia X will be accustomed to a swipe UI and no google services or play store. This will make the update to SailfishOS more straithforward compared to a pure Android experience, hence with a greater chance of a happy update.
Moreover, being the Nokia X a low spec smartphone it will benefit a lot of a lightweigther OS made of native code, so it's not just for the sake of the OS but also to boost a bit the performances (only for native apps).
4 | No.4 Revision |
I think it's a must: add to the list of Android phones were to port SailfishOS also the Nokia X line (X, X+ and XL)
Users of Nokia X will be accustomed to a swipe UI and no google services or play store. This will make the update to SailfishOS more straithforward compared to a pure Android experience, hence with a greater chance of a happy update.
Moreover, being the Nokia X a low spec smartphone it will benefit a lot of a lightweigther OS made of native code, so it's not just for the sake of the OS but also to boost a bit the performances (only for native apps).
UPDATE: as hinted by @ssahla apparently it's not too hard to root it: link text
5 | No.5 Revision |
I think it's a must: add to the list of Android phones were to port SailfishOS also the Nokia X line (X, X+ and XL)
Users of Nokia X will be accustomed to a swipe UI and no google services or play store. This will make the update to SailfishOS more straithforward compared to a pure Android experience, hence with a greater chance of a happy update.
Moreover, being the Nokia X a low spec smartphone it will benefit a lot of a lightweigther OS made of native code, so it's not just for the sake of the OS but also to boost a bit the performances (only for native apps).
UPDATE:
as hinted by @ssahla apparently it's not too hard to root it: link texthttp://www.theverge.com/2014/3/1/5459888/nokia-x-hacked-to-run-google-apps-services
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I think it's a must: add to the list of Android phones were to port SailfishOS also the Nokia X line (X, X+ and XL)
Users of Nokia X will be accustomed to a swipe UI and no google services or play store. This will make the update to SailfishOS more straithforward compared to a pure Android experience, hence with a greater chance of a happy update.
Moreover, being the Nokia X a low spec smartphone it will benefit a lot of a lightweigther OS made of native code, so it's not just for the sake of the OS but also to boost a bit the performances (only for native apps).
UPDATE: as hinted by @ssahla apparently it's not too hard to root it: http://www.theverge.com/2014/3/1/5459888/nokia-x-hacked-to-run-google-apps-services