UbuntuEdge mobile rendering diagram appeared before the Canonical Conference

Canonical is an enterprise that manufactures Ubuntu. They are preparing to launch their own brand of the latest smartphone. Of course, the operating system uses UbuntuTouch. The rendering map of this intelligent machine called UbuntuEdge has already appeared on the Ubuntu site. In terms of design style, this machine is quite consistent with its name Edge, with distinctive edges and characteristics, and its head is wedge-shaped. In addition to the Power control buttons and Power keys at the regular position, the SIM card slot appears on the top of the phone. No physical press on the front of the mobile phone

Canonical is an enterprise that manufactures Ubuntu. They are preparing to launch their own brand of the latest smartphone. Of course, the operating system uses Ubuntu Touch. The rendering map of this Ubuntu Edge smart machine has already appeared on the Ubuntu site. In terms of design style, this machine is quite consistent with its name Edge, with distinctive edges and characteristics, and its head is wedge-shaped.

In addition to the Power control buttons and Power keys at the regular position, the SIM card slot appears on the top of the phone. There are no physical buttons on the front of the phone, because the operating system is completely gesture-based.

If Canonical is releasing Ubuntu Edge today, it may focus on the potential of the Ubuntu platform. Ubuntu Touch shares most of the Code with Ubuntu, which can be used as a laptop or desktop computer after being connected to the display.

The Canonical press conference has started at (Beijing time) this morning. For more information, we will make further reports.

Related reading:

Suspected first Ubuntu System Cell Phone Edge exposure http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2013-07/87713.htm

Trademark application documents imply that the first Ubuntu mobile phone is called EDGE http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2013-07/87497.htm

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