The Sailfish OS has a long history: it's a remote descendant of the Maemo OS from the Nokia 770 internet tablet, which came ...

Jolla (pronounced Yolla, a Finnish word for boat) first arrived on the smartphone scene in 2011, after breaking away from ...

Android and iOS may dominate the smartphone space, but Finnish-based Jolla has been driving development of a Linux-based ...

Crowdfunded Sailfish revival banks on loyal Linux fans Jolla is having another crack at the smartphone lark, leaning on ...

Finnish company Jolla is back in the smartphone market with the Jolla Phone. The device runs on Linux-based Sailfish OS with a focus on user privacy. But you can run Android apps. The device is ...

Jolla returns with a new privacy-first smartphone running Sailfish OS, offering removable parts, 5G, and a Google-free experience.

It's up for pre-orders. Finnish company Jolla has announced a new smartphone after a long hiatus from launching new models.

It's a bad day to be an unloved operating system. Intel's giving MeeGo the heave-ho, and Samsung confirmed it isn't buying HP's webOS. Come, dry your tears. Joe has been writing about consumer tech ...

Nokia had big plans with MeeGo OS as the company tried to stay relevant in the industry. We’re now learning more about a tablet that was in the rumor mill a decade ago, but never saw the light of the ...

Also, an interesting aspect of the Senna is that it was conceived to run the MeeGo OS, which was an open-source Linux-based OS jointly developed between Nokia and Intel. In fact, Nokia had high ...

In the past few weeks, Nokia expert and tipster, Dimitros Vlachos had provided some inside details of a few Nokia phones that did not scale the hurdle of production. This week, Vlachos has added the ...

The company behind the Linux-based Sailfish OS for mobile devices has been plugging away for ten years, and now it’s finally turned a profit. Jolla was founded by a group of former Nokia employees who ...