There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 (and the still secret J2)? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 (and the still secret J2)? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 (and the still secret J2)? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 (and and the still secret J2)? J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily.

Jolla released a launcher with Rovio content in Asia today (2014-10-17). Since my daughter's phone is deteriorating, it'll soon be necessary to buy her a new phone without waiting for Jolla to make a smaller one. No, I'm not giving up on the smaller phone. Bare with me. With the launcher I can buy her an android phone with the right size and still have the gestures and feel of the Jolla. ...thus allowing Jolla to concentrate on the J2 instead.

The next step seems so obvious, doesn't it?

Finding an android phone with both small display and good enough specs is difficult. During all the time thinking about a Jolla phone for smaller hands I've assumed that there was a competing Android device. ...but there isn't one. There are indeed those with 4" screens but the resolution is less than the J1, usually 480x800px. The version of android OS is also important for the launcher. "Optimized for devices with 4-5,5″ screen, 2 GB RAM and Android™ version higher than 4.3", says the launcher info page.

A tall order... In fact, I can't find a phone like that to buy for my daughter. They all have larger displays than four inches.

There simply is a need for an uncrippled techie phone for smaller hands. Even my daughter (age 11) looked at the specs I showed her with disbelief. "Toys?"

These specs need to be improved. improved. Could you please help revise the plans? I wasn't bold enough when I tried. Not unlike enough.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily.

These specs need to be improved.Not on a budget Could you please help revise the plans? I wasn't bold enough when I tried. Not unlike enough.
Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs will be adjusted accordingly.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily.

Not on a budget
Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs will have been adjusted accordingly.

Note

The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted accordingly. to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily.

Not ###Not on a budget
budget Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs have been adjusted accordingly.

Note

The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily.

###Not on a budget budget

Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs have been adjusted accordingly.

Note

The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily.

###Not Not on a budget

Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs have been adjusted accordingly.

Note

The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily.easily. Even the blog post has been revised (the 27th) because of the new specs.

Not on a budget
Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs have been adjusted accordingly.

Note

The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily. Even the blog post has been revised (the 27th) because of the new specs.

Not on a budget
Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs have been adjusted accordingly.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily. Even the blog post has been revised (the 27th) because of the new specs.

Not on a budget
Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs have been adjusted accordingly.

NOTE
The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

Modular solution

Of of the fears surrounding the creation of a smaller phone seems to be linked to the OtherHalf concept. If the smaller phone is built with a modular approach then there will only be one size of OtherHalf. No forking of that standard will occur.

A modular solution could suggest a collaboration with the (also finnish) company Puzzlephone.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily. Even the blog post has been revised (the 27th) because of the new specs.

Not on a budget
Another question herre at TJC suggested a budget phone. It is quite obvious that this is not what people are looking for in a smaller Jolla phone. Specs have been adjusted accordingly.

NOTEThe third phone
The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily. Even the blog post has been revised (the 27th) because of the new specs.

The third phone
The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

The third phone
The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

Battery time
A current survey revealed that a majority of mobile phone users want a longer battery time, even if the phone needs to be thicker to accommodate the larger battery volume. An answer for battery has been added for that reason.

Blog post updated

Revised 2015-03-08 You can get some clues to what I want in a smaller Jolla by reading a post on my blog. There are no adds there so feel free to have a look. I couldn't gather my thoughts here as easily. I expected J2 to be shown in prototype form at MWC, but it is now possible to reveal two phones at Jolla Love Day in May...

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

The third phone
The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

Battery time
A current survey revealed that a majority of mobile phone users want a longer battery time, even if the phone needs to be thicker to accommodate the larger battery volume. An answer for battery has been added for that reason.

There are lots of wishes here at TJC for a smaller phone. The next phone from Jolla (let's call it J2) will probably be the same size as J1. But if a smaller one would be conceived, what would make it different from both J1 and the still secret J2? ...and why?

Please focus on only one difference in each answer, OK?

The third phone
The suggestions for a smaller phone are not intended for the next Jolla phone (J2). Instead they are meant for a phone to complement it. The two phones should have similar capabilities but one would of course have to be adjusted to cope with the limitations of a smaller size.

That is why the smaller concept phone now has the nickname J3.

Battery time
A current survey revealed that a majority of mobile phone users want a longer battery time, even if the phone needs to be thicker to accommodate the larger battery volume. An answer for battery has been added for that reason.