Jouni Mikkonen, Jolla, presents Jolla Tablet

Jolla Tablet video with new display

Sailfish OS user interface

Retina resolution display with great quality

amount of memory

and all that for a reasonable price

fully open source OS:

Interviewer: You have highlighted the security on this device, so what kind of security features does it have? Jouni: Well, first and foremost, the security starts from that this is a fully open source operating system, so that anyone may review it and verify it, and thereby see there's nothing to hide. And so the security is to be built on transparency. This is perhaps the simplest explanation at this point to your question. But as the most important one, he mentions the user experience. In the end, interviewer asks about security of the device, and Jouni begins with telling the security starts from

Jolla Tablet will race against iPad mini in the same serie

in the same serie Almost 10 000 devices were pre-ordered during Indiegogo campaign reaching USD 2.5 million funding. Most of the orders came from Finland, but also U.S and Germany had a lot of interest in advance.

The corresponding R & D Jouni Mikkonen says that the transparency of the operating system enables the detection of security

Tablets will be shipped equipped with next generation Sailfish OS 2.0 user interface. The same user interface will be available as a software update for Jolla Phone owners during the next month









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Video courtesy: Kauppalehti Oy, Finland

Originally shared by, a Finnish business magazine, this Jolla Tablet video is the first to present the device in its final hardware. Check the colors now, on the fully laminated Retina display, and hear what, corresponding R&D at Jolla Oy has to say about it. In the end, some more news Kauppalehti shared in Finnish from a press conference today at Jolla.: Nederlands, Deutsch, English, Español, Italiano, Russian, Svenska, ArmenianWorth a read? Please share:Original interview: Perttu Räisänen, Kauppalehti (Finnish article)Subtitles: Join translating to your language on Transifex . Thanks to Jolla España and Jolla Community Italia and everybody else for their efforts for your subtitlesJouni first talks about the horizontal navigation carousel, presenting home screen, quick settings on the Notification screen, and tells about the Partner Space as the third part of the carousel, not visible on devices shipped to Indiegogo campaign participants.Then he opens Facebook (Android app), telling the Jolla Tablet support Android apps as well, and shows how any running apps are dropping back to the multitasking home screen with a simple swipe. Below the home, Jouni presents the application grid, and then he shares how to lock the device either via lock menu on top, or using a lock button on side.Interviewer asks about the hardware and competitive aspects. Jouni mentions especially the Retina display and tells about the introduction of the Jolla Tablet at Mobile World Congress, Barcelona, and the award "Best of Mobile" for Jolla Tablet, considering it was achieved mostly because of the unique user interface. Jouni himself finds the following sweet spots on Jolla Tablet, in the marketing point of view:: It's not always straight forward to translate Finnish from spoken words. How I understood Jouni's words, as a Finnish native, is that the security will be built on openness when Sailfish OS reaches that stage. Note also that not all parts can be opened, as some parts are commercial, owned by 3rd parties. Please refer to the latest words byandonto know where Jolla currently stands on this.also shared news from a Press conference today (Friday, August 14th, 2015) at Jolla Helsinki headquarters. In short:Share and Shout! Your friends might read it.By:Published: 2015-08-14 12:46 UTCUpdated: 10:02 UTC (Dutch subtitles)