Ubuntu OTA 12 will have completed its phased roll out by the time you read this, and feedback to the changes it brings will no doubt have begun to roll in. Now that we’re almost 18 months on from the launch […]
Following rumours earlier in the week we now have firm proof that the next Ubuntu phone is the Meizu MX6.
We've been passed a photo that purports to show the 'mystery' new Ubuntu Phone we reported on yesterday.
Midori is the name of a nimble WebKit-based web browser — but might it also be the codename for a new Ubuntu Phone?
The world's most powerful Ubuntu smartphone isn't impressing everyone…
The Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition smartphone will go on sale in the middle of March.
Ubuntu Phones running secure biometric identity tools will be demoed at next week's Mobile World Congress.
Meizu is teasing an Ubuntu announcement at Mobile World Congress, which kicks off a week today.
Several Android phone makers will release Ubuntu phones this year, Canonical's CEO has revealed.
Phones from Sony, OnePlus and Fairphone will be demonstrated running Ubuntu (Touch) later this month, we can reveal.
We're pleased to be able to reveal that the long-awaited Meizu MX4 Ubuntu phone will go on sale this Thursday, June 25.
Meizu will begin selling its first Ubuntu Phone in Europe this month, we can reveal. While an exact date has yet to be finalised we're told it should be 'by the middle of June'.
The Meizu MX4 Ubuntu edition is the second Ubuntu Phone to be commercially released. It features an 8 core CPU and costs less than $300.
The Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition will make its debut at Mobile World Congress early next month.
Meizu is reportedly planning to unveil new smartphones in the next few weeks, and there's a suggestion at least one could be Ubuntu powered.
Chinese phone maker Meizu has today confirmed that a 'strategic agreement' has been signed with Canonical, for…well, that they're not saying.
We've repeatedly heard that ‘big brand’ smartphone manufacturers are serious about shipping Ubuntu on smartphones. But why go with smaller players in the heated mobile space?
Mark Shuttleworth stoked the flames of expectation for Ubuntu on Phones last year with a single, simple phrase.