We’ve only hit February, and it already looks like 2014 is going to be the year of the open source phone. Not only is Android continuing to dominate the smartphone space in terms of market share, but Mozilla is widening its Firefox OS phone strategy and Canonical announced this week that Spain’s bq and China’s Meizu will be the first companies to bring Ubuntu smartphones to global users.
Canonical has remained busy enhancing the architecture of the Ubuntu Desktop, pushed into the television market, and is now going to pursue making Ubuntu a viable mobile phone platform.
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