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Verizon backs Ubuntu smartphone

2013-07-12 14:33:53| MobileTechNews

Verizon Wireless joins the Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group. This move sets Verizon up to be the first carrier to bring the Ubuntu-Linux based smartphone to the US.

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Verizon signs on to advisory group for Ubuntu mobile OS

2013-07-11 22:43:46| CNET News.com

Verizon Wireless joins the Carrier Advisory Group for one of the hopefuls for the No. 3 OS slot behind Android and iOS. [Read more]    

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Could Verizon bring the Ubuntu smartphone Stateside?

2013-07-11 22:00:05| InfoWorld: Top News

The prospect of Ubuntu smartphones ever reaching American shores have just improved now that Verizon Wireless has joined the Ubuntu CAG (Carrier Advisory Group).

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Ubuntu 13 challenges Windows 8

2013-07-01 12:00:00| Network World Clear Choice Tests

The latest version of Ubuntu, Raring Ringtail, is billed as business and user-friendly. There are still significant obstacles to its widespread adoption in the enterprise, but if your employees only access applications via the browser, and your company doesn't use complex spreadsheet macros or document formats, then Ubuntu 13 might be worth considering.

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Canonical forms advisory group for Ubuntu mobile development

2013-06-19 16:58:00| Telecompaper Headlines

(Telecompaper) Canonical has announced the formation of a Carrier Advisory Group (CAG) that will shape Ubuntu for the mobile industry. Founding members of the CAG are Deutsche Telekom, Everything Everywhere, Korea Telecom, Telecom Italia, LG UPlus, Portugal Telecom, SK Telecom and the leading Spanish international carrier. Only CAG members will have access to early information about Ubuntu and device manufacturer plans to support the OS, as well as the opportunity to be a launch partner for Ubuntu on smartphones.

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