I was not impressed by anything in the video, but that's besides the point.
If you're a technology company, this hipster crap is ok, but you need to start with explaining what it is and how it's better. Showing a bunch of gestures does nothing - Android can do that.
One link.
One.
Of, you can just scroll down.
That's it.
I assume you are talking about this? Because that really told me nothing worthwhile.
I wish these (horribly to use scrolling) sites would just give me link that takes me to a half page description that explains in some detail what the heck they are talking about.
What's that? I can turn my Android into a "gesture-based UI".
> load the phone with top Android™ apps
Performance of non-native apps? Emulation layer or what is happening?
> truly open
Every bit is OSS? Hardware specification completely available? What is "truly open".
The phone is supposed to appeal to geeks/hackers (I think?), so why does the whole website seem to be something that Apple could have done?
Saying that Jolla is powers by Sailfish OS sais nothing, even if it's a mobile operating system. It could be anything from a book reader to a TV.
It still doesn't tell me what Jolla is - is it a phone, a phone extension, a new OS, etc?