As mobile technologies are becoming more advanced and software developers are in their height of holding the grasp of the capabilities that smartphones and mobile devices offer, 2014 is the year that most mobile operating systems should become available, including Firefox OS, Ubuntu, Tizen and Sailfish OS.
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Even though all of the other announced mobile operating systems are quite gripping, the Sailfish OS is aimed at total mobile-optimization and flexibility. Build on a Linux core, the open source system already has available SDKs for download and is inviting all enthusiast to develop for it.
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While other major mobile operating systems, such as Android and iOS take a huge percentage of the sale of every app released by the developers, the creators of Sailfish OS are aimed at delivering a true alternative that enables free competition and innovation.
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Open and partner friendly, the mobile Sailfish OS will soon enter a beta stage and although the company will be offering native mobile devices that are yet to be announced, it will be available for download and installation on already existing Android smartphone devices. Recently, the developers of the mobile OS have announced that a beta version is in the works and should soon be available for free download through their official site and people who own “major versions of popular Samsung Galaxy, Google Nexus and Sony Xperia” may be one of the first to experience the innovative Sailfish OS.
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Even though speculation suggested that people who wanted to transit from Android to Jolla Sailfish OS, the company has announced that the installation should be pretty simple and will be available via a launcher on the Android platform.
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Although the current stable version of the mobile has already been released, no information about the upcoming Jolla Sailfish OS Android have been revealed. However, speculation suggest that the launcher will be released in recent months, either the first or second quarter of 2014.
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