One of Canonical's main goals in bringing Ubuntu to mobile devices is to create a converged platform across smartphones, tablets, and PCs. As such, a developer should be able to write an app that has ...

Canonical has announced the launch of a dedicated Ubuntu App Store for the Orange Pi mini PC providing a wide range of different applications that can be easily installed on the single board computer.

It added that app purchases would also end in June. Developers of apps that charge a fee have a choice to either make their apps free or withdraw them from the store. Marius Gripsgård, a developer who ...

Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu Linux distro, created the Snap packaging format to streamline the development and deployment of software for PC, Server, Mobile, and IoT devices running Ubuntu ...

There’s no shortage of small, low-power PC-on-a-module devices designed to piggyback on the success of the Raspberry Pi. But one problem with some of these cheap single board computers is that they ...

While RIM throws checks at developers, and Steve Ballmer invades other people's press conferences to shout about apps, the folks behind the Ubuntu smartphone project are taking a very different tack.

Canonical moves quickly to end support for Ubuntu phones and tablets, and it will shutter the app store at the end of 2017 When Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical (the company behind the Ubuntu ...