The world’s first Ubuntu Linux phone is now available, two years after the effort to bring Ubuntu to phones was first announced by Canonical, the lead commercial sponsor of Ubuntu Linux. The new Ubuntu phone is actually not new hardware; it’s an Ubuntu Linux edition of the BQ Aquaris E4.5 device that is already in the market as an Android smartphone.
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