Author:The Inquirer

July 24, 2013

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Canonical's crowdfunding of Ubuntu Edge stretches credibility to the breaking point

LINUX SOFTWARE HOUSE Canonical's decision to crowdfund the Ubuntu Edge smartphone stretches both the concept of crowdfunding and the image of Canonical's faith in its vision of thin client computing to the breaking point. Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth announced that the firm is seeking $32m to produce 40,000...

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