Jolla's had a fair bit of financial trouble so unfortunately they've stopped making their own hardware for the moment. Instead they've been concentrating on the

Jolla's had a fair bit of financial trouble so unfortunately they've stopped making their own hardware for the moment. Instead they've been concentrating on the OS and trying to get third parties interested (the Intex Aqua Fish is one third party phone running Sailfish). However they have recently released just a few units of a new phone called the Jolla C. So they're not totally out of the hardware arena. It'll be interesting to see how they go and if they manage to hang on. I had a Nokia N9 and then a Jolla (which is still my phone now), and I do really like the interface. Although the slightly curved screen on the N9 worked beautifully with the swipe-based Meego interface and the flat screen on the Jolla isn't quite the same.