NEW YORK: Ubuntu UK-based computer software company will launch its second smartphone the Aquaris E5 HD Ubuntu Edition later this month.
Coming only four months after the first phone was launched, the new device will also be built by Spanish manufacturer BQ, with Canonical promising that it will improve on its older sibling.
However, the phone will only be available for purchase in the European Union and only from BQ’s online store, reports The Verve.
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