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As you all know, yesterday presented Canonical Ubuntu for tablets . Not that we spend so important announcement, but like all technological means the world were writing about the same thing at the same time, we let the news to our fellow MuyComputer. But MuyLinux could not stay without providing this information and it is what we do now.
The first thing to say is that if someone is expecting a HTC tablet with Ubuntu , as some rumors suggested as the presentation of Canonical times seemed more casual and HTC’s account is is not well aware of the progress of the Taiwanese market. What happened had to happen and HTC announced its upcoming ‘cucumber’, HTC One
Meanwhile, Canonical announced Ubuntu for tablets, coming full circle composed of the distro GNU / Linux we all know, Android Ubuntu, Ubuntu TV and Ubuntu for smartphones. In short, an OS to rule them all (devices), which One Ring.
Going
data, Ubuntu for tablets will be very similar in appearance to that seen in Ubuntu Mobile, which is neither more nor less than the Unity interface adapted in the circumstances.
is said to be fully customizable, and multitasking will advanced voice control and allow a multi use real . This last point is the juiciest, because current mobile systems are quite restrictive in this respect (although Android is known that points in that direction, as for multitasking).
Although
are likely to see over time with Ubuntu preinstalled tablets, how could it be otherwise, you may want to download the system for use in its own device, subject to compliance with some technical requirements minimum that are not so minimal.
Otherwise, Ubuntu for tablets is the point made by Ubuntu for smarthphones gestural use , prepared for devices without physical buttons , application support , etc.. In terms of technologies, as well.
And, as they said in that mythical TVE program, “until I can read.” And this Ubuntu for tablets not really see in action until next week , in which the product Canonical officially presented to the media at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Perhaps this is why some media have described today’s announcement as disappointing (hey, today’s announcement, not Ubuntu).
Then we leave with the video of rigor in which Mark Shuttleworth resubmits system characteristics. And, I have to say, as on the previous occasion-with-Ubuntu for smartphones, the look is fantastic.
Finally, morning will release an early version we could call the ‘Ubuntu Mobile’, which initially will be installed on smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S III, Galaxy Nexus or Nexus 4, and tablets like the Nexus Nexus 7 and 10. And a reminder: our fellow MuyComputer conduct a special fund in the coming days.
So far
official information. The “unofficial”, with a little luck, we tell you when we can.