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MIUI 4.0 for the Kindle Fire (custom version of Android 4.0)
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Ubuntu Mobile will make it easy to run Android and Ubuntu side-by-side

There are a handful of reasons you might want to run a full-blown desktop Linux operating system on your smartphone or tablet. It allows you to use desktop apps such as Firefox or LibreOffice, for one thing. The best reason is probably because it’s an incredibly geeky thing to do. But that doesn’t mean it has to be difficult to…

June 29th, 2011, 5:22 pm by Brad Linder | 5 Comments

First Ubuntu Mobile image released, kinda runs on netbooks

A pre-release version of Ubuntu Mobile has been released. What’s Ubuntu Mobile? It’s a custom version of Ubuntu Linux designed to run on handheld MID devices with 7 to 9 inch touchscreen displays. In other words, UMPCs. Ubuntu Mobile is not the same thing as Ubuntu Netbook Remix, which is designed for netbooks, or small, low power laptops with full…

September 24th, 2008, 8:05 pm by Brad Linder | 5 Comments