Finnish electronics manufacturer Nokia A team of some former employees formed their own company to launch a new brand of smartphone. Announced. The brand name of this device, which is powered by a custom operating system called “Sailfish”, is “Jolla (also pronounced as Jolla: yol-la)”; The OS was originally developed from the remnants of Nokia’s defunct “Migo” project.

As you may know, in 2011 the Finnish company launched its Symbian and later Migo operating systems in a bid to survive in the smartphone market. Microsoft Windows Phone OS After leaning towards making dependent handsets. Migo driven Nokia The (only) N9-00 smartphone did not respond as expected.

Android application can also run “Sailfish” OS!

The new smartphone will go on sale by the end of this year and will only be available online. Needless to say, the mobile market is already surrounded by a number of operating systems and brands. The question remains as to how much it will benefit or whether it will survive at all with the advent of another new platform. But Entai Cernio, co-founder and chairman of the company that made it, said nothing new has been coming to the mobile phone market for two years, and their products will be different. He said other companies could also use the OST.

The new Sailfish-powered device will have a 4.5-inch screen and an 8-megapixel camera. It will also support the Forge network Google Android Will be able to run applications created for. It will be possible to change the back cover which will affect the entire user interface of the phone. That is, the theme color and UI of the mobile will change according to the color of the back cover. The device may also have Near Field Communication or NFC technology.