Leftovers: Ubuntu
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Make in India: Canonical looking at manufacturing Ubuntu smartphones in India
Since PM Narendra Modi announced his Make in India initiative, a large number of smartphone companies have announced their plans to manufacture their products in the country. Joining this list is Canonical, which made its debut in India in August.
Canonical is the company behind the Linux-based operating system, Ubuntu. It launched two smartphones in India earlier this year – the Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition and the Aquaris E5 Ubuntu Edition.
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Create Ubuntu Phone Apps, Develop Ubuntu Core-Based Projects and Win Prizes
Canonical has announced that they'll be sponsoring the upcoming TechCrunch Beijing 2015 Hackathon event that will take place next week, between November 2 and 3 in Beijing, China, held at Beijing Hi-Park.
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1-Net becomes SEA's first Ubuntu-certified CSP
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