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Canonical Intros Ubuntu 13.10 for Phones and PCs

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Oct 17, 2013, 7:54 AM   by Eric M. Zeman

Canonical today announced Ubuntu 13.10, a new version of its Linux operating system that offers the same user experience on smartphones and desktop computers. Canonical says the operating system now includes a number of core mobile apps, such as a browser, calendar, clock, weather, and calculator. In addition to the operating system, Canonical released a full SDK for developers that includes templates, extensions, themes, and other tools to create applications. Canonical says the SDK can be used to write one app that runs on smartphones, tablets, and PCs. Ubuntu 13.10 and the associated developer tools are available for download from Canonical. Canonical is working with hardware manufacturers in the hope that it will launch a phone running Ubuntu next year.

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newfoneguy

Oct 19, 2013, 1:37 AM

Fun Fun

Fun Fun. more linux based software on phones. I"m not expecting anything great hardware wise but if I did happen to get s4/htc one specs running another of linux i'd be interested. another toy to play with. I'll have to keep an eye out for this one..
 
 
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