Information that the Ubuntu operating system will appear on mobile devices appeared last fall. And so, yesterday, Canonical introduced the product Ubuntu for Android, which allows you to run the Ubuntu operating system on Android smartphones.
In normal mode, the smartphone is running Android, but if you connect it to the monitor via a special docking station, then the full Ubuntu operating system will boot. Given that modern models are equipped with 2- and 4-core processors, then Ubuntu for Android will turn smartphones into an alternative to a budget desktop PC. Of the nice features worth noting that both operating systems have access to each other's data. For example, in Ubuntu, a user can get information from the phone book or use a smartphone as a 3G modem.
The debut of Ubuntu for Android will take place on February 27 in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress 2012.
Source: Ubergizmo.com
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