The mystery banner displaying tick, tock, tablet time is finally over. Canonical, the parent company behind Ubuntu has just unveiled a new tablet interface for Ubuntu. It is based on the codes that power Ubuntu Phone which is their key focus – convergence across all Ubuntu devices.
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Unlike most tablet devices, this one is designed to have multiple secure user accounts as well as a guest account. It also comes with full disk encryption, making it a perfect device for environments concerned about protecting sensitive information.
Below are some images and video of the devices.
Another feature called ‘Side Stage’ lets you place a phone and tablet app on the same screen at the same time, which is great for productivity. You can take a call while using Skype as well as take notes and surf the web.
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Stylish home screen that organizes your content most important to you.
This optimized Ubuntu OS should also work with Google Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 devices. Downloads and Source code will be available on Feb. 21th, 2013.
Enjoy!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the new tablet interface unveiled by Canonical for Ubuntu?
Canonical has unveiled a new tablet interface for Ubuntu, based on the codes that power Ubuntu Phone, with a focus on convergence across all Ubuntu devices.
What unique feature does the Ubuntu tablet offer in terms of user accounts?
The Ubuntu tablet is designed to have multiple secure user accounts as well as a guest account, along with full disk encryption for enhanced security.
What is 'Side Stage' feature in the Ubuntu tablet and how does it work?
'Side Stage' is a feature that allows users to place a phone and tablet app on the same screen simultaneously, enabling multitasking like taking a call while using Skype or browsing the web.
Which existing devices is the optimized Ubuntu OS compatible with?
The optimized Ubuntu OS should work with Google Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 devices, providing users with a seamless experience on these devices.
When will the downloads and source code for the Ubuntu tablet interface be available?
Downloads and source code for the Ubuntu tablet interface will be available on February 21st, 2013, allowing users to explore and customize the platform.
What is the key focus of Canonical behind the new Ubuntu tablet interface?
Canonical's key focus behind the new Ubuntu tablet interface is convergence across all Ubuntu devices, aiming to provide a consistent experience across different platforms.
What productivity benefit does the 'Side Stage' feature of the Ubuntu tablet offer?
'Side Stage' on the Ubuntu tablet enhances productivity by allowing users to multitask efficiently, such as taking notes while on a call or using multiple apps simultaneously.
What security feature does the Ubuntu tablet offer for protecting sensitive information?
The Ubuntu tablet comes with full disk encryption, making it a secure device for environments concerned about protecting sensitive information.