For me this seems to invalidate the ecosystem concept underlying for example the Nokia switch to Microsoft and making Jolla and other smaller phone makers' chances of success a lot bigger.
For me this seems to invalidate the ecosystem concept underlying for example the Nokia switch to Microsoft and making Jolla and other smaller phone makers' chances of success a lot bigger.
Most Android phones are not Samsung 4 or HTC one.
Also it is good to have a way to run more exotic apps that it does not make sense to port to a less mainstream environment.
I'm Finnish and has used Nokia Communicators since the 90s and my previous phones was an N9 and a N900 so the main attraction is the native environment as a continuation of Mameo/Meego and the company itself. Thankfully there is still some Finnish companies who seems to understand how to apply 'Management by perkele' :-)
2. I wish! But no.
Open Mobile's Web site openmobileww.com lists all the details that are public re the product. If you need an introduction, let me know.