Ubuntu Mobile Phone system 21st launch can be installed on Nexus 4

It is reported that canonical company will release the first developer preview version of the Ubuntu mobile operating system on February 21, 2013. Since the first mobile phone based on the Linux operating system is not going to be listed until the end of this year, the developer's preview system can only be downloaded by the recently listed two Google Nexus handsets. Because of its wide open source, Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Google Nexus 4 are good development platforms for developers. Because these devices are not only for mass sales but also for Android developers, Google has made it easier to unlock Nexus phones and install backup firmware. In the past, we have seen other operating systems, such as Open webOS, being ported to Nexus hardware. Currently, the Ubuntu Mobile OS has not yet entered the actual application phase, but canonical hopes to give developers and early adopters a more comprehensive understanding of the system and development of applications for the platform by pre-release a preview version available. After the preview is released, you can get more details in the touch Install Process wiki. It is reported that the Ubuntu mobile operating system will be with the company's desktop and notebook computer operating system share part of the code and user experience elements. But the upcoming Ubuntu mobile OS won't be able to run desktop apps, and Canonical wants to encourage developers to develop apps specifically for mobile platforms. According to canonical, the device that ultimately runs the Ubuntu mobile operating system might be able to have both a mobile phone and a desktop computer. You can either run the phone application directly or after inserting the base, connect to the mouse, keyboard, and monitor as a complete Ubuntu desktop computer. However, the preview version to be released at the end of this month is not expected to have full desktop functionality. Source: liliputing.com