1. A Canonical Production January 2013
Ubuntu Phone OS
A Canonical Production January 2013

2. Mission One Platform for all devices Outpace Rivals
User Friendly Ecosystem
Phone into a PC
Wide Access to Technologies

3. What is ubuntu? Mobile platform developed by Canonical Ltd
Similar user experience as the Ubuntu desktop edition
on 2 January 2013
Developer Preview on Feb 21st 2013

4. Canonical Ltd UK-based private company Founded by Mark ShuttleWorth,
South African Entrepreneur
More than 30 countries and maintains offices in London, Boston, Taipei, Montreal, Shanghai, Sao Paulo

5. Licenses
GPL and also various other free software licenses are available.
Allows manufacturers and mobile operators to innovate using the platform
Requirement to contribute those innovations back to the community is eliminated.
Open source

6. Design

7. Kernel

8. Network Connectivity GSM mobile-phone technology 3G Wi-Fi networks
EDGE

9. Performance Crisp clean efficient Coding for apps Home screen
Security & Stability
Apps At native speeds
Integration with high end devices
Resolution at the best view.

10. Releases Canonical aims to release handsets by October 2013
Early version of the software is available for installation
Developer Preview as of 21 February 2013Developer Preview as of 21 February 2013
Target Market

11. Features Your phone is your PC. Wide Home screen. Backed by canonical.
No lock screen.
Edge With Specific Purpose.
All favourite apps at once.
Left Swipe to Available apps
Right swipe for Pervious page of app.
Simple search system.
Notification area customized for settings.
Synchronized apps with cloud.

12. Developer Area Well developed Icons and Buttons.
Customized screen resolutions.
Unleash the power of QML.
Native and HTML5 Integrated.
Ubuntu SDK.

13. IDE’s
Quickly workflow and tools – Puts together all of the recommended tools for app development.
Qt Creator – Developers who choose to create applications in the C++ or QML programming languages
Eclipse – Advanced and very flexible environment, extensible to support other languages through plugin
Mono Develop – The Free Software implementation of .Net technologies

14. Packaging & Project Hosting
No need to learn about packaging.
Tools to ease the work required to package and distribute apps are available.
Based on the powerful Debian packaging format and infrastructure
Launchpad is where your software meets other people.
A powerful teams system, mailing lists, individual profile pages and a support tracking system.

15. Programming Languages
C, C++: Lower level applications for rapid system calls
C#: Allow developers to easily create cross-platform applications
JavaScript: web pages over the minimal memory maps.
Python: Rich standard library and a vast set of third party modules
QML: Designing user interface just like any other markup languauges.

16. Resources for Developer
Alpha dock to run App on device.