tgdaily.com: We've covered Android-powered PCs-on-a-stick extensively here on TG Daily. But what about a PC-on-a-stick specifically designed to run the Linux version of XBMC?

• The first Firefox OS dev phones are on sale
• First Firefox OS phones now shipping worldwide
• Firefox OS developer phones sold out

theinquirer.net: CHIP DESIGNER ARM has said that vendors are looking to standardise on both one chip architecture and a single operating system such as Linux across their product lines.

• Five Ubuntu Touch Facts
• Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview Released
• How to make Ubuntu Linux look like Windows 7
• 5 Must Have Apps For Ubuntu 12.10 – Part 2

pcworld.com: Between the tiny PC phenomenon and the growing number of PCs shipping with Linux preloaded over the past year, there's been no shortage of hardware announcements for Linux fans.

techdrivein.com: January has come to an end and the highlight of the month was undoubtedly, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held annually at Las Vegas. Here's a quick roundup of 5 very unique Linux based devices introduced during CES 2013.

arstechnica.com: CES is about technology of all kinds. Austin-based startup TrackingPoint isn't typical Ars fare, but its use of technology to enable getting just the perfect shot was intriguing enough to get me to stop by and take a look at the company's products.

twil.tv: I had the pleasure of meeting Mark Shuttleworth tonight, and this was a quick demonstration he gave me of the Ubuntu Phone OS running on top of a GSM Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

• Firefox OS finds a new way to app
• Firefox OS shows up on a mystery phone, we go hands-on
• OLPC XO-4 to sell starting at $206, production commencing March
• Hands-on with the 7-inch XO Tablet, OLPC's first consumer device
• Before Ubuntu Phone OS: The checkered history of open source phones

softpedia.com: Ubuntu on phones is a bold move from Canonical and they will need a lot of money for the marketing campaign. They can also start by forgetting or taking pictures of their phones in a bar, somewhere.

• Designing the new Ubuntu for phone pages
• Components Growing
• And . . . ?

• Aakash 3 May Feature SIM Slot, Linux Support
• Samsung And DoCoMo Reportedly Team Up To Offer Tizen Smartphones In 2013

theregister.co.uk: The year of the Linux tablet is, like the year of the Linux desktop, destined never to arrive. That doesn't mean we won't see Linux on a tablet, but you'll see Linux on a tablet the way you see it on the desktop - clinging to a tiny percentage of the market.

• Open Source Notebook Novena Gets First Motherboard
• Turning a Raspberry Pi into a tiny Linux notebook
• KDE's Plama Active Running On Nexus 7

thevarguy.com: If all goes according to plan, future versions of the open source operating system may come with significant touch support built in, according to developers. And if that happens, it could have major implications throughout the channel.