Thanks, good to know. There are some Android phones made for North American frequencies that are probably compatible with Sailfish OS. I would have to figure out how to install it without bricking it, though!
On Thu, May 10, 2018 at 11:56 PM, deloptes <deloptes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
elcaseti wrote:
> Here in North America, I'm not sure there are many options for running
> Sailfish OS. The Jolla phones don't support the cellular frequencies we
> use here. I'm not very fond of tablets, but at least they're more likely
> to just use wifi, which will work well on any continent. Did you install
> Sailfish OS on your own devices, or buy some with Sailfish installed from
> the factory?
Hi,
the first one I ordered from India (Intex AquaFish) - did a research if it
would work in EU, and had to pay the custom tax - all together it was like
150-160€. My wife got it after she broke her N9, because the color is very
nice ;-). The OS was preinstalled there.
End of last year I bought Sony Xperia X and installed an image by myself -
total cost around 300 for phone and 50 for image. The Jolla image was
important, so that I may get the android support.
There are few things I dislike, or want to have fixed before I use it as
primary device, but I don't have the time to work on them. One major point
is BT (bluetooth) and PA (pulseaudio) and the gui support for both.
regards
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