What killed it?

What killed it?

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It was out? Looks like marketing killed it

bq, I had this phone, and the fucking digitizer was the screen of the phone hahaha what the fuck kill it with fire

Their own incompetence. I didn't even know that this existed.

microsoft couldn't even break into the phone market with infinite money

Ubuntu realized that every venture outside of the cloud/servers was a waste of time and wasn't making them any money. So, they more-or-less killed off every desktop project they had, and killed off their mobile projects altogether. Ironically, I've read that demand for the Ubuntu desktop has gotten much higher, since its usage in the cloud/servers has gotten much higher, and thus, companies/developers have been wanting to use the same system their backends run on. But, outside of that, the "Ubuntu for everyone" idea is pretty much stone-cold dead.

Obviously Microsoft and Canonical should make a phone together

Freetards refuse to accept that nobody cares about software liberty politics and you need to produce a superior software if you want to succeed.

Specs were good, software was not

Android is fully open source