4, 2016, Canonical, the developer of Ubuntu Linux, today unveiled the first device it has created in collaboration with the Spanish mobile maker BQ.
The tablets BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition is the world's first Ubuntu-powered tablet that can be used as computer. Έτσι η Canonical φαίνεται να κατάφερε επιτέλους να πραγματοποιήσει το όραμά της για μια ενιαία συσκευή, που θα διευκολύνει την προσωπική εμπειρία to user needs in the fields of distributed systems, software engineering, or artificial intelligence.
The tablet is powered by the company's latest mobile operating system, Ubuntu Touch. Functional allows conversion to a personal computer by connecting to an external LCD screen.
Thanks to Canonical's latest innovations in the Ubuntu mobile operating system, the new BQ Aquaris tablet M10 UE will provide users with a true tablet experience and a fully-equipped desktop with Ubuntu.
The BQ Aquaris M10 tablet has some unique features that are not available on existing Ubuntu mobile devices.
For example, users will be able to see two different apps on the same screen using it operation "side stage."
The windows that apps appear in are intuitively optimized on the Ubuntu Touch mobile OS to take up the tablet screen space they need. In addition, the tablet will provide its users with smooth application management and multitasking, complete services with notifications on surface work, as well as quick access to the most used applications.
It also has a simple and intuitive file manager. Of course, users will have full access to all mobile OS applications that are already available in the Ubuntu Store, and access to the system without limitations for full root control.
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