The Ubuntu mobile phone version is no longer running.

It has been more than two years since the earliest release of the mobile Ubuntu version of Canonical, but it was not long ago that the first commercially available product, BQAquarisE4.5UbuntuEdition, was finally late. During this period, the official hope to use crowdfunding to implement the UbuntuEdge mobile phone eventually suffered setbacks. Meizu, another big partner close to us, has been in an embarrassing situation where only the sound of stairs is heard and no one is ever seen. However, in this MWC venue,

It has been more than two years since the earliest release of the mobile Ubuntu version of Canonical, but it was not long ago that the first commercially available product BQ Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition was late. During this period, the Ubuntu Edge mobile phone, which officially hopes to be implemented through crowdfunding, eventually suffered setbacks. Meizu, another big partner close to us, has been in an embarrassing situation where only the sound of stairs is heard and no one is ever seen. However, in this MWC conference venue, we were able to see the Ubuntu MX4, whether it can bring a little more fresh feelings, you may wish to jump to see the hands-on experience.

In terms of hardware and appearance, there is no difference between MX4 and normal versions of Ubuntu. The main difference is, of course, the system. Compared with the earlier versions we used, this new version of software can still see some changes. The new aggregate Scope function brings together similar information from different sources, allowing users to conveniently and quickly browse. For example, in the Scope "nearby", you can see the weather service forecast and comment service recommendation (according to the official saying, these are all modifiable and personalized ).

In addition, the basic elements of Ubuntu for the mobile version remain unchanged. For example, you can slide the Application List from the left side of the screen and perform various quick settings from the drop-down menu. However, in the operation process, the gesture accuracy is not very high, you must be very careful, in order to avoid misoperation. It is worth mentioning that, not only do we, the Canonical staff at the scene are often confused by various gestures during demonstration. It seems that this system is still lacking for so long...

However, in Canonical's view, this is only the first step they have taken. After that, the system will continue to iterate and 1.1 points will become better. That's right, but iOS and Android won't wait for you, won't they?

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