Canonical today unveiled Ubuntu for tablets, which it said will help unify the Ubuntu experiences across phones, tablets, PCs, and TVs. The Preview SDK for phones will now be updated to support tablet ...

A month after revealing its smartphone operating system, Canonical has today announced an Ubuntu OS for tablets, coming to Nexus devices later this week. Ubuntu tablet OS will be available for Nexus ...

BQ Aquaris M10 Review: We test out the very first Ubuntu tablet, a 10.1-inch slate which can convert into a fully fledged desktop computer, using Ububtu Convergence. Back in February, BQ and Ubuntu ...

Canonical has unveiled the tablet interface for Ubuntu, and the key features of Ubuntu Touch -- the version of Ubuntu that will run on ARM smartphones and tablets. The Touch Developer Preview of ...

Linux just beat iOS, Android and Windows to the punch with the first true hybrid tablet. BQ’s Aquarius M10 Ubuntu Edition is the fourth outing for Ubuntu in a handheld, after three Ubuntu-powered ...

Canonical has unveiled the tablet version of Ubuntu, the Linux-based OS it recently debuted for smartphones. This version used exactly the same OS and code as the phone, PC and TV interfaces – ...

A little more than a year after the first Ubuntu-powered smartphone went on sale, BQ is now taking pre-orders for the world's first Ubuntu-powered tablet. Called the Aquarius M10, it's available for ...

Canonical has announced its Ubuntu tablet interface, after announcing Ubuntu for mobile handsets in January. Built off the same core as the mobile handset experience, Ubuntu for tablets has a focus on ...

One of the most popular versions of the Linux OS could be coming to tablets and phones in a big way. A countdown that ends at 6PM UK time today with the catchphrase 'So close, you can almost touch it' ...

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Canonical plans to expand its Ubuntu Linux distribution so it could be used on smartphones, tablets and other touch interface consumer electronics, said Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth. “Everyday ...

The company is developing a united phone, computer, TV and tablet operating system that it hopes will provide a more intuitive interface than that currently offered by Google’s Android. It announced a ...