Announced on Jan. 2 in London, Ubuntu Phone offers a fresh alternative for phone vendors seeking a compelling user experience for customers. It also presents a new choice for manufacturers that ...

Ubuntu Phone just isn't very polished, either, and you're met with frustration at every turn. Gmail push notifications, for example, simply don't show up the majority of the time.

Ubuntu is coming to phones near the end of 2013 or the beginning of 2014, as we reported earlier today.After the announcement, Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth spoke to the media about why he ...

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Ubuntu Phone is now shipping on a new device, but the OS doesn't appear ready for consumer deployment. By Joel Hruska July 24, 2015 Share on Facebook ...

Ubuntu Touch for phones just hit “release to manufacturing” status. The first official version is done, bugfix’d, and ready to go. It’s coming on real phones, too, ...

The Ubuntu phone is a massive part of Canonical’s plan to make this happen. It aims to completely rethink the way we interact with our smartphones and our smartphones interact with us.

Ubuntu Phone speeds-up the process of changing the options on your phone by making barely used utility settings, such as Network, Date, Message sand Sound and sound parameters, ...

The first Ubuntu phones will appear in late 2013 starting in Western Europe, Canonical says. A dual-core Cortex A9 running at 1GHz and 512MB RAM are the basic requirements for any device.

The high-end Ubuntu phone will require either a quad-core A9 or Intel Atom processor, at least a GB of RAM, and 32, count 'em 32, GBs of storage and an SD card and multi-touch screen.

You can use your phone without worrying about your operating system reporting on your activity to big tech companies. Ubuntu Touch also embraces open-source values, meaning you can customize and ...

In today's open source roundup: Ubuntu is working on a phone that doubles as a desktop PC. Would you buy it? Plus: DistroWatch reviews Debian 8 Jessie. And Android Lollipop adoption rate nearly at ...