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Jolla Pushes BRICS Partnerships To Target Android In Emerging Markets

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 28th of May 2015 01:06:34 PM Filed under
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Finnish mobile upstart Jolla, whose linux-based Sailfish OS is marketed as a more flexible alternative to the dominant platforms of Android and iOS, is stepping up its push to win friends and influence mobile users in the BRICS cluster of emerging markets — ahead of the release of Sailfish 2.0 this summer, which will be the first version of its OS that OEMs can license.

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