Ubuntu for Android success at Mobile World Congress
Canonical
on 1 March 2012
Tags: Android , Canonical , Mobile , MWC , Ubuntu for Android
This article is more than 14 years old.
The Ubuntu booth at Mobile World Congress has been a resounding success. In the first two days of the show alone, over 4,000 delegates visited the stand to see the first live views of Ubuntu for Android.
The reception has been overwhelmingly positive among hardware manufacturers and operators, and indeed among hundreds of individuals and enterprises who can’t wait to get their hands on a new smartphone running Ubuntu for Android.
The race is on; who will become the first manufacturer to launch one of the most talked about products at the show – the real killer-app from Barcelona 2012.
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