Application developers will have access to the smaartphone (sic) operating system, which is optimized for the Galaxy Nexus handset manufactured by Samsung Electronics Co. , in late February.

Originally Posted by www.rzr.online.fr

do you know someone who can test app on some kind of prototypes ?

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http://rzr.online.fr/q/ubuntu

Originally Posted by shmerl

Aaron Seigo speaks about Ubuntu Phone:

https://plus.google.com/u/0/10755554...ts/HSL2C21DJt7

Originally Posted by SD69

Actually, it's an attack on the convergence claim put forth by Canonical - very little about the phone. One of the few things worse about self-congratulatory corporate press releases is people who try to use them as the genesis for a critical discussion. I mean, if you want your criticism to be taken seriously, criticize about something that is real and consequential, not the wording of a press release.

We can start with the obvious clue: Unity currently does not use QML at all; Ubuntu Phone is pure QML. So, no, it is not the same code, it is not the sort of seamless cross-device technology bridge that they are purporting.

Ah, but the wording in the announcement is a bit cagey ... Perhaps if we define "same Ubuntu code" to mean "Ubuntu the distribution with all versions of the UI installed" we can cover this with a great amount of fudge factor. Perhaps Unity will eventually be merged with Ubuntu Phone, and that's what they mean by "when complete".