In Canonical's latest move, the company purposes bringing its Ubuntu Linux desktop to high-end Android phones.

Canonical's Ubuntu TV, unveiled earlier this year, was the first in a series of announcements about "Ubuntu on devices". The next device in Canonical's multi-screen strategy for world domination ...

Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu Linux distribution, announced a project that will change Android phones forever (in a good way) in the very near future. Ubuntu for Android is a full ...

Canonical announced on Tuesday that the popular open-source Ubuntu operating system will soon be coming to multi-core Android devices. Users will be able use Android… ...

Up until now, we have only heard rumors and seen still pictures of what Ubuntu running on an Android device will look like. Today however, a video has surfaced of the service up and running and it ...

It’s been close to a year since Canonical announced Ubuntu for Android, the smartphone version of its popular Linux distribution that’s designed to launch the full Ubuntu desktop when an ...

So you can install Ubuntu on most Android devices–it’s not an Android skin, it’s a completely new OS, but since it’s built on Linux, the same way Android is, Canonical says it’ll be no ...

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Canonical, the folks behind the Linux distro Ubuntu, have announced a new product. The ability to run Ubuntu from a docked Android phone. Image credit: Canonical The idea is an interesting one. A ...

Not to be confused with Ubuntu for Android, which allowed a docked Android phone to run a more-or-less full version of Ubuntu a la Webtop, this new product is a full-blown smartphone OS, distinct ...

It's beautiful. It even works. But if there's a downside to the notion of an Android phone that runs full-blown desktop Ubuntu when docked to a big screen and keyboard, it's the need for patience ...

Ubuntu is coming to phones and tablets, and the Meizu MX3 and BQ Aquaris offer a glimpse of what that could be like.