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Re: [Ubuntu-tablet] The best opportunity for the ubuntu multidevice concept will be on hybrid devices

To: brian mullan <bmullan.mail@xxxxxxxxx>
From: "satchitb@xxxxxxxxx" <satchitb@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 02:11:39 +0530
Cc: "ubuntu-tablet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <ubuntu-tablet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, ubuntu-phone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
In-reply-to: <CAFX-c4vD-LaZaS3jxPRmSvYzjS7CHFZ9-SJEXr33pRCkXt_daQ@mail.gmail.com>

Jo-Erland has raised a good point. No other OS can boast a seamless
transition across devices, though it must be mentioned that both Windows/WP
and OSX/iOS *are* trying their best to become closer both in communication
between applications as well as interface. The Ubuntu phone/tablet must
move quickly to reach the promised land of seamless experience before
Microsoft and Apple.

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Re: [Ubuntu-tablet] The best opportunity for the ubuntu multidevice concept will be on hybrid devices
From: Jacky Alcine, 2011-12-10

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The best opportunity for the ubuntu multidevice concept will be on hybrid devices
From: Omar B ., 2011-12-10
Re: [Ubuntu-tablet]The best opportunity for the ubuntu multidevice concept will be on hybrid devices
From: Chris, 2011-12-10
Re: [Ubuntu-tablet] The best opportunity for the ubuntu multidevice concept will be on hybrid devices
From: brian mullan, 2011-12-10