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2014-09-25
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I have no complaints on the hardware, given the price. I was very disappointed by the lack of NFC though and the price for a replacement screen, the latter is of course a volume thing, the more sold the cheaper replacement parts will be.
The fact that Jolla would not do repairs outside of Finland for a while was very poor.
The fact that Jolla would not do repairs outside of Finland for a while was very poor.
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2014-09-26
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the funny is... jolla repair your broken screen for 210-230€? (i think i remember to read this price here)
and in India, you get over snapdeal, the complet phone for 210€
... of course, no shipping incl.
and in India, you get over snapdeal, the complet phone for 210€
... of course, no shipping incl.
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2014-09-26
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Jolla is not the only one having expensive replacement screens. In the past I was in position where I was handling all phone related issues in company. We were using mostly Lumia's but also some Android stuff. There were cases where phones were dropped and screens were broken. Asked for replacement, and it cost more than buying a new phone, so those never got repaired. Basically, if warranty or insurance doesn't cover it, throw it away and buy a new one if you are not prepared to repair it by yourself using some cheap replacement parts from eBay...
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2014-09-26
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Originally Posted by bockersjv
Jolla phone has NFC.
I have no complaints on the hardware, given the price. I was very disappointed by the lack of NFC though and the price for a replacement screen, the latter is of course a volume thing, the more sold the cheaper replacement parts will be.
The fact that Jolla would not do repairs outside of Finland for a while was very poor.
And sure, not doing repairs outside of Finland can be a bummer. But even big companies do it that way. My mum had a Nokia Lumia 820 1,5 years ago. Screen broke without doing anything to make it break and she had to send it for 200 euros to some Nokia Repair Facility in Finland.
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2014-09-26
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Originally Posted by vistaus
No it does not, not in a usable way. The NFC chip is low power and only used for TOH identification it will not penetrate the outer case.
Jolla phone has NFC.
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2014-09-26
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Originally Posted by bockersjv
NFC payments are possible with Jolla phone so yes, it does penetrate.
No it does not, not in a usable way. The NFC chip is low power and only used for TOH identification it will not penetrate the outer case.
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2014-09-26
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Originally Posted by vistaus
That news may surprise Jolla the company, given the following very explicit comment by Jolla engineer Jonni Rainisto
NFC payments are possible with Jolla phone so yes, it does penetrate.
"... no, NFC hardware antenna has limited range reserved for TOH only"
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2014-09-26
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Originally Posted by vistaus
Well, it might be that the NFC is specified low-power, enough just to read the tag next to it but there's nothing that prevents it to be a bit more longrange.
NFC payments are possible with Jolla phone so yes, it does penetrate.
Originally Posted by strongmThat news may surprise Jolla the company, given the following very explicit comment by Jolla engineer Jonni Rainisto
when specifically asked if any additional NFC functionality might be made available."... no, NFC hardware antenna has limited range reserved for TOH only"
Actually I would be really surprised if it was even possible to tune the output power so precisely that it would reliably read the TOH tag and at the same time be incapable of reading an external tag.
(NFC's designed to be able to read multiple tags in the vicinity simultaneously, BTW)
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2014-09-26
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Odd that no one has managed to do that, then, eh?
Well, it might be that the NFC is specified low-power, enough just to read the tag next to it but there's nothing that prevents it to be a bit more longrange.
Actually I would be really surprised if it was even possible to tune the output power so precisely that it would reliably read the TOH tag and at the same time be incapable of reading an external tag.
(NFC's designed to be able to read multiple tags in the vicinity simultaneously, BTW)
S*itPhone 6+ bends and breaks in your pocket...
Am I hearing someone to be still complaining about Jollas build quality?
Nokia N80 -> Nokia N900 -> Nokia N9 -> Jolla Phone & Jolla Tablet -> Sony Xperia XA2 (SFOS)