Aqua fish, $ 80 mobile with open source system

Founded by former Nokia workers, Jolla has been unveiling a new low-cost terminal called Aqua Fish. The company's strategy to develop its own mobiles is to license its operating system to third parties (Sailfish OS) and thus obtain financing.

Aqua Fish costs only $ 80

With a price of only $ 80, we already know where the greatest attraction of this Jolla phone is, especially after checking what its main characteristics are as a terminal.

Equipped with a 5-inch screen with a resolution of 720p and dual 8 and 2 megapixel cameras, Aqua Fish will have the power that comes from a modest Snapdragon 210 running at 1.3GHz and about 2GB of memory. The storage capacity is 16GB with the possibility of expanding it through MicroSD memory cards and the battery will be 2, 500 mAh. Bluetooth, WiFi N and 4G LTE complete the winning combo of the Aqua Fish, which undoubtedly offers quite competitive features and prices.

Aqua Fish has the open source system SailfishOS

Jolla was born in 2011 in Finland as an independent developer of mobile phones and open source projects like her SailfishOS system. Although this is not the first terminal that they develop (they even have the Jolla Tablet), it is the first phone that achieves a certain importance.

The Aqua Fish terminal of the firm Jolla aims from the beginning at emerging markets such as India and at the time of writing these lines it has not been confirmed that it can reach Europe. We will be attentive to the news.