they mainly sold it as a replacement to feature phones, not to high-end smartphones. in that regard, it makes sense. that people try to replace their high-end

they mainly sold it as a replacement to feature phones, not to high-end smartphones. in that regard, it makes sense. that people try to replace their high-end smartphones with it, looks pretty promising if anything (and even if it falls a bit short for now) whats great is that anyone can improve it and they'll take the fixes. Unlike Android/Google, which refuse any external code [except some from samsung apparently] (yay openbullshit..)