I'm not familiar with the background here. There was a blog post committing to refunds given sufficient cashflow, posted in 2017: <https://blog.jolla.com/summ

I'm not familiar with the background here. There was a blog post committing to refunds given sufficient cashflow, posted in 2017: <https://blog.jolla.com/summer-2017-ceo-update/ https://blog.jolla.com/summer-2017-ceo-update/> HN discussion: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14637748 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14637748> It does appear that Jolla has shipped other products (SailfishOS, the Jolla Phone in 2013, some tablets, and others, see Wikipedia: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jolla#Sailfish_OS_products https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jolla#Sailfish_OS_products>). Since 2017 the company has gone through bankruptcy and re-launched. It should be remembered that kickstarter / crowdfunded ventures, as with any other, are speculative and risky. A good-faith effort to deliver on spec is itself credible, and the landscape is littered with the husks of far more failures, especially in the mobile space, including from former (and current) giants: RIM, Palm, Microsoft, Mozilla, Canonical, off the top of my head). Google and Apple are the only present significant OS options standing, Apple (again) and Samsung dominate hardware, though there's increasing competition largely from China.