Jussi:meego has massive application Jolla or year-end release

Who said that Nokia gave up the Meego system will have to die, to renew its life Jolla company now formal step to the Meego system. The company's CEO, Jussi Hurmola, recently revealed Jolla's progress in an interview with television. The new Jolla phone not only uses a locked-core Meego system but also has a huge store of apps. Jolla Company CEO Jussi Hurmola before Jussi said the first Jolla for the ordinary consumers, rather than some people like to brush the machine often users, so lock the core, with products to slowly establish contact with consumers. He also knows that a smartphone needs a lot of apps to support it, revealing that the Jolla phone will have an app store of its own, and that there will be a ton of apps. But for now, it's hard to get a huge amount of apps, and it's hard for developers to put a lot of effort into a market-zero phone. But Jussi appears to be confident that some of the more popular apps and games will be in the App Store. The first Jolla mobile phone with a rebirth Meego system is expected to be released by the end of this year. Users who like Meego can then look at the Meego after rebirth.