The world's first official Ubuntu Tablet was announced a year ago today. But are buyers of the Bq Aquaris M10 still using it, and what support can they expect going forward?
Ubuntu OTA-13 rolled out earlier this week with some nifty new features in tow, and you can see them in action in the following set of videos.
A video demoing wireless convergence on the Bq M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet has been shared by Canonical.
Looking for an Ubuntu tablet review? Avoid this one. One blog went hands-on with the M10 Ubuntu Tablet and the results were far from pretty.
The Bq Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet is now shipping and the first “real world” takes how well the device runs are starting to roll in. Not that we haven’t had a good old looksie at it […]
Bq has begun shipping the world’s first Ubuntu tablet. Yes, if you pre-ordered one of the Ubuntu-powered slates from Bq last month you’ll want to keep an eye your email address over the coming days. […]
Bq has quietly pushed back the shipping date of its new M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet, which customers had been told would ship this week.
Bq is now taking pre-orders for the world's first Ubuntu tablet — and the price has finally been revealed!
The world's first Ubuntu Tablet goes on pre-sale this coming, Monday, March 28. The 10.1-inch slate will be available in two models.
Want to see the new converged Ubuntu tablet in action? Well you can, as we roundup the best Ubuntu M10 Tablet hands-on videos from MWC.
Excited by news of the first Ubuntu tablet and convergence device? Us too. We answer some your burning questions, including price, specs and release date.
See the new Ubuntu tablet up close, and get a closer look at the Unity 8 desktop in convergence mode.
And Canonical say it will #reinvent personal mobile computing
Bq has teased the Spanish technology press about its upcoming MWC2016 presence, confirming that an Ubuntu Tablet will be involved.
A new video shows off yet more progress on getting Unity 8 ship-shape for desktop usage.
A new video shows how far Canonical has come with the idea of convergence, both at the software level and on working hardware.
Few of us, save the most optimistic, were expecting today's media event from Bq Readers to yield news of the first Ubuntu Phone.
Future versions of Ubuntu will not show users Amazon product results in the Unity Dash by default — a reversal of a core feature introduced to desktop users in 2012.