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Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group to deal with providing "differentiation without fragmentation"

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By Michael Heller

Updated: Jun 28, 2013, 3:56 PM

Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group to deal with providing "differentiation without fragmentation"

When we talked to Canonical's Pat McGowan last month, the overall idea that we got was that Ubuntu Touch is aiming to avoid the same issues that many have criticized Android for, most importantly in offering carriers and manufacturers options to customize and differentiate Ubuntu without causing "fragmentation". We contacted Pat about the newly formed Carrier Advisory Group (CAG) for Ubuntu Touch, and he says that will be a main focus of the group.

According to Mr. McGowan:

Getting direct feedback and requirements from the CAG will be instrumental in how we lay out the development roadmap. The group will meet fairly frequently and at each meeting tackle a different topic area for discussion. The results of these discussions will factor directly into the product planning.

Canonical is expecting more members to join the CAG, but time is limited as the group will be closed to new members by the end of July. The current members will be meeting over the next few days at the Mobile Asia Expo in Shanghai. We'll try to find out some info from those meetings and bring that to you.

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Michael Heller is known for his clear and informative articles on mobile technology. He explores important topics such as the rollouts of 5G networks and the advancements in mobile payments, offering readers insights into the evolving tech landscape.