Jolla is going some distance to putting its Sailfish OS on more phones you can buy, but it’s clear the startup still has a ways to go before you’re ditching your existing device. It just released an early access version of Sailfish OS 2.1 (nicknamed Iijoki) that adds features you probably take for granted on Android or iOS. For one, you can finally copy-and-paste text in the web browser — yes, that wasn’t present before. There’s also a streamlined camera app with tap-to-focus, “initial” virtual private network support, basic 64-bit architecture and the ability to change system font sizes.
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