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on 16 November 2011

Ubuntu Phone, Tablet and TV – discussion opened

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Big thanks to everyone who turned up at the Ubuntu Developer Summit in Orlando to discuss Ubuntu’s future on new devices!

Now, following Mark Shuttleworth’s keynote announcement and a number of initial UDS sessions on tablets, TVs and smartphones, we are setting up new channels to pick up the conversation.

We’ve got three new mailing lists for everyone to participate in. Just follow these links and sign up (click ”Join the team” on the right-hand side):

See also our previous post: Getting in touch with us

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