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This is a time of year that the mobile phone industry is very busy with the launch of many terminals stars for their respective brands, such as Samsung Galaxy Note 3 or iPhone 5S. However, one of the actors over time and what it means for the Android world has become a reference for these smartphones, this is none other than the Google Nexus 5 . However, this year we have the possibility of introducing into this terminal the new operating system from Canonical, Ubuntu . Now we have talked about this possibility in previous articles. But a few weeks of the new terminal of Google is this debate between Ubuntu and Android is getting on.
Nexus5 has been many leaks and rumors, and recently some of these leaks were impressive emphasis on the power of the terminal, as we told you. One of the advantages to owning a Nexus device for many Android enthusiasts is to offer a pure Google Android experience.
Nexus5 is expected to launch with Android 4.4 prevéque the KitKat and both handset launch of the new operating system version is the 14th of October as we have told you.
also have news that Ubuntu will be presented this month of October for what can be an interesting and unique idea to have a Google Nexus 5 and choose which operating system we put, Android or Ubuntu . We say this because if the filing date of Google Nexus 5 and Android 4.4. KitKat is confirmed for October 14, Ubuntu is expected to arrive on October 17.
The idea of ??using an alternative mobile OS in the Nexus 5 has generated much excitement. As for the comments we received shows that some people are very excited about this, and that añademás value to holders of a Google Nexus 5.
Ubuntu has been so far an operating system desktop and mobile made Canoical step is gaining a lot of praise for the impressive capabilities of integration with the desktop operating system.
However, and how could it be otherwise, users and analysts are not as heavily rely Ubuntu work on a mobile platform and for now prefer to use Android mobile operating system. This lack of confidence by some of the industry comes from the amount of resources that an operating system, initially developed for desktops, need and if a terminal as the Nexus 5 would be able to provide it.
still too early to give a definitive opinion as the final version of Ubuntu has not been released yet and we can only get an idea based on a version that is not optimized enough. From Android we know how it is and how it behaves in a mobile system. What if we predict, though at first it within a small section of users, is a very close fight between the two OS.
Would it be good idea to install Ubuntu on a mobile terminal as a Nexus 5?
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