If you struggle to mount your Android phone on Ubuntu you should give Android File Transfer for Linux a try. This free, open source app is a clone of Google’s Android File Transfer app for macOS. This one […]
The SuperTuxKart Android release is go! You can now play the famous open-source kart racing game on your phone, tablet or compatible Chromebook.
An updated version of mConnect, the GNOME extension that helps you integrate your Android device with the Linux desktop, is now available. Rolling out on the GNOME Extensions site now, the update adds minor improvements to […]
It's now possible to integrate features of KDE Connect with GNOME Shell desktop using the GNOME extension called Mconnect.
Remix OS, a desktop-orientated version of Android available that was freely available as an .ISO to install on any PC, has been discontinued.
Meet Anbox, a novel new way to run Android apps on the Linux desktop. “Anbox puts the Android operating system into a container, abstracts hardware access and integrates core system services into a GNU Linux system. […]
Android is now the world's most popular operating system, having beaten Microsoft Windows in worldwide marketshare for the very first time.
Ubports developer Marius Grispgård has revealed that he's working on a way to run Android apps on Ubuntu Phone using Sfdroid.
Using KDE Connect on Ubuntu you can send files from your phone to your Ubuntu PC, see Android notifications, sync clipboard and a whole lot more.
We list 7 open source Android apps Linux loving users will want on their phones, including a free weather app and podcast client.
The first stable release of KDE Connect is available for download. The tool lets you see Android notifications on your Linux desktop, among other features.
You'll shortly be able to view your Android notifications on the GNOME desktop thanks to a new application in development.