Originally Posted by Milhouse

Good to hear - do you have a link to the discussion?

"It was a conscious choice to release this version of the software and develop it together with the user community,"

before the end of the year there will be another larger patch, which will fill gaps and bugs in the phone's problem areas. During this first quarter of 2014 they plans to focus on new, still missing functions in Sailfish.

Jolla has promised new updates on a monthly basis. This is also helped by Sailfish's technical architecture. "It's very modular. If you will upgrade Bluetooth, it'll only be in it. If you compare it to the Nokia N9, there was a giant block. If you changed small things, you had to change the whole stack. The consumer will become furious pretty quickly if they were asked to download a 400-megabyte package once a week."

Also, users' opinions carry weight with the way Jolla progresses. "I can promise you that the feedback will be reflected in the product and in the software." ... "Key features come first," says Pienimäki. "For our purposes it is balancing how different things are prioritized.