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We take a look at the Ubuntu smartphone OS, which will be available for Nexus handsets, and ask if it has the potential to be used in the business env…

Canonical unveils mobile OS to run on Android devices.

Canonical has packed in a HUD-based interface, bundled open source software, and increased security/software support from three to five years. We find…

Ubuntu can now run alongside Android thanks to a Canonical project, but mobile makers will have to be convinced of its worth.

Microsoft Windows may be the de facto standard desktop operating system in business environments, but high costs, restrictive licences and constant se…

The company’s public cloud offering will be powered by Canonical’s open source OS.

The next version of the open source OS will continue the double-barrelled, animal-themed naming convention of is predecessors.

Multi-touch capabilities will feature in Ubuntu 10.10 and future versions of the OS.

Computer maker Dell has been singing Ubuntu's praises from the rooftops, saying its smaller user numbers meant it wasn't a target for online scammers.

Unity and Ubuntu Light promise access to the web in seven seconds, according to Canonical.

With job losses rising and belts being tightened across the country, now is the perfect time to look once again at the benefits of using open source s…

Reports have claimed that the open source developers will be offering its cloud storage service to Windows users.

The Ubuntu leader is stepping down from his role of chief executive at the open source group, to focus on development.

Karmic Koala will arrive on Thursday, as Mark Shuttleworth praises Windows 7.

As part of its Karmic Koala launch this month, Ubuntu will also launch its own store for cloud applications.

Just a week after the release candidate, Canonical has made the latest Ubuntu desktop and server versions available for download.

Has Linux just lost the best chance it had to break into the mainstream desktop operating system market?

System76 has shown a 61 per cent revenue increase in its first quarter. Does this prove Linux is the way to beat the recession?

The beta for Ubuntu's next operating system is now available for download.

The new version of Ubuntu should be speedier and shinier, and with a brand new look.

IBM is looking to convince companies to run "Microsoft-free" virtual desktops.

Adobe follows Ubuntu by teaming up with chip designer ARM to improve the web on mobile phones and netbooks.

Open source solutions are becoming more of an option for businesses.

Canonical has announced the version 8.10 of its desktop and server Linux operating systems will be available for download on 30 October.