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[Andreas Wilhelm <andreas.wilhelm@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Jason!

Regarding your first question you should have a look at the Ubuntu Phone operators and oem page (http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone/operators-and-oems). Here are the hardware requirements listed. 
But the first phone supported will be the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (not Google Nexus 4)!

Concerning the behavior of the phone when connected with a docking station I think I heard that it 
could be used as fully functional PC. But don't quote me on that!

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Am 07.02.2013 um 16:23 schrieb Jason Hihn <jasonhihn@xxxxxxxxx>:

> Hello all,
> 
> I am a Qt Developer (apps, not the library) with QML experience. I professionally do more back-end stuff, but my true love is UIX. I've used iOS, and Android, but I currently have an N9 (Nokia, Meego) that I love. However the hardware is rather dated. When I heard about this project I was emphatic. It is about time, and I think it's the next big shift in computing. 
> 
> With that, there are a few questions I have:
> 1) What hardware will be supported by the ROM that is to be released?
> 2a) How is the phone doing to behave when docked? How, with a mess of cables (power, monitor, etc.) plugged into it, are you going to answer the phone? 
> 2b) What is on the phone display when docked? I am a fan of keeping the phone as he phone and just showing a conventional desktop on the monitor. But can you drag phone apps to the monitor?
> 
> I'm sure I'll have more, but that is it for now.
> 
> 
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