Samsung says it’s developing an app called Linux on Galaxy that will let you load a DeX-compatible Linux environment. In other words, your Android phone could also be your GNU/Linux desktop PC.

In Canonical's latest move, the company purposes bringing its Ubuntu Linux desktop to high-end Android phones.

The Debian-based Linux software will allow users to run desktop apps on their handsets, enabling them to double for full consumer PCs when docked to monitors, according to the BBC. Ubuntu’s head ...

Samsung on Thursday announced a new app, Linux on Galaxy, designed to work with its DeX docking station to bring a full Linux desktop experience to Galaxy Note8, Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphone users.

Almost a year after promising to release software that would let you turn select Android phones into full-fledged Linux PCs, Samsung is now allowing users to sign up for its Linux on DeX beta ...

Google's March Pixel feature drop lies a feature many enthusiasts and developers have asked for years—the Linux Terminal app. This Debian-based Linux environment is now available to Pixel phones ...

Zac Powell, the lead developer of the Complete Linux Installer app, has launched an indiegogo project to turn Android devices into Linux desktop computers.

But UK mobile startup Planet Computers will be testing just how big that market is with the Gemini PDA, an Android-Linux clamshell smartphone with a physical QWERTY keyboard.

Canonical is announcing its Ubuntu for Android platform today, a fusion of both Google’s mobile operating system and the Linux-based Ubuntu desktop OS. While you’re on the move it works like ...