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For those in love with the FM transmitter, there is an I2C module just for that. NS73M FM Transmitter Get your 3D printer out and start designing your own Other Half if you are ambitious. 
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Originally Posted by kingstu
I asked jolla for the other side connectors way back. I wanted to design my own back cover. But I wouldn't get my hopes up for a response....I even created a 3D printing thread.
For those in love with the FM transmitter, there is an I2C module just for that. NS73M FM Transmitter Get your 3D printer out and start designing your own Other Half if you are ambitious.
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2013-09-19
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Originally Posted by MartinK
But the N9 still was backed by the manufacturing might of Nokia, it is really difficult to get the latest and greatest if you are not a big company willing to buy the parts in monstrous batches.
Yeah but the scope of the project was clearly being reigned in long before the device's final release, who knows how much more aggressive final specs would've been.
If not the N9, then definitely the 1-2 Harmattan devices that were long rumored to come in H1 2012, before MeeGo-proper devices came on board from H2 onwards.
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2013-09-19
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I bit pissed that they not give info about NFC and I2C info on the english homepage 
Cmon its time for Jolla to give the full specs for got sake. I mean if it has I2C is there some kind of lowlevel drivers to communicate wih OTH.
Is it master or slave mode only etc...
Cmon its time for Jolla to give the full specs for got sake. I mean if it has I2C is there some kind of lowlevel drivers to communicate wih OTH.
Is it master or slave mode only etc...
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2013-09-20
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Originally Posted by MartinK
Exactly. And AFAIK the 1GB RAM of N9 is a bit special, it is not a chip you can buy off-the-shelf, for OMAP3 chip-on-chip configuration there is no such size commercialy available. Only sizes up to 512K.
But the N9 still was backed by the manufacturing might of Nokia, it is really difficult to get the latest and greatest if you are not a big company willing to buy the parts in monstrous batches.
What this means, is that Nokia specified and ordered the part directly from a chipfab and that just does not come cheap, you need massive volume plans to go through that path.
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2013-09-20
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The same "customisation" isn't necessarily a requirement for the SoC used by Jolla...
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2013-09-20
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Originally Posted by jalyst
I wouldn't be confident to say that... We have no idea which Qualcomm dual core chipset is being used hence we can't search for the limitations/possibilities... It could very well be that the chipset supports 1GB RAM at most hence they can't add to it (even though I really wish they had put 2GB RAM in there considering Harmattan at boot can use up 700MB and I don't think Sailfish would really be able to cut it dramatically)
The same "customisation" isn't necessarily a requirement for the SoC used by Jolla...
I certainly look forward to the 60fps UI experience that was bandied about initially with 1gig of RAM and multiple applications (both emulated and native) running...
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That's why I said "isn't necessarily a requirement", he seemed to be suggesting the same limitations may be true for Jolla's SoC.
IMO it's much less likely nowadays, especially for a Qualcomm SoC, but more info. is needed 1st...
IMO it's much less likely nowadays, especially for a Qualcomm SoC, but more info. is needed 1st...
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2013-09-20
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
since Jolla mention their phone supports 4G/LTE, quite easy to narrow down which Qualcomm dualcore chipset they will use..
I wouldn't be confident to say that... We have no idea which Qualcomm dual core chipset is being used hence we can't search for the limitations/possibilities... ..
possible candidate of the chipset..
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