Jolla‘s hardware plans may have crashed and burned, but the company’s strategy of licensing its Sailfish OS has borne fruit here at Mobile World Congress. The first smartphone to run Sailfish 2.0 has been revealed, the handiwork of Indian phone maker Intex Technologies, dubbed the Aqua Fish. Jolla’s decision to split apart its hardware and software businesses in 2015 was … Continue reading
Jolla‘s hardware plans may have crashed and burned, but the company’s strategy of licensing its Sailfish OS has borne fruit here at Mobile World Congress. The first smartphone to run Sailfish 2.0 has been revealed, the handiwork of Indian phone maker Intex Technologies, dubbed the Aqua Fish. Jolla’s decision to split apart its hardware and software businesses in 2015 was … Continue reading