Raspberry Hill
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After February 10 2015, the day for new beginning of civilisation with the launch of the Ubuntu phone, I think my head will just expand until it can't fill the room I sat it.
As my first act of welcoming in the new age, I think I shall march up some big hill, taking with me my big head and all, and blow raspberries at any one who may pass by with their ipones and andoid pones whilst waving my shiny new Ubuntu Phone.
Now remember trolls, if it ain't running Ubuntu, its probably ain't no good.
With a large part of the existing Appil and Andoid Osen dedicated to stealing metadata from phones and passing it to the mothership and NSA trolls who are illegally pilfering CPU usage and information from smart phones, your Ubuntu phone might be doing more work for you than competitors.
All your apps have been moved cleanly out of the phone and into webapps now.
So that means this is the time to race to download Ubuntu download pages and set up your own private servers with web based apps that make light usage of data and heavy use of server CPU to produce stunning new technologies.
My first act will be to try and get shellinabox working
I won't need any more apps running on the phone if I can rely on a phone being a good web browser and Ubuntu server to run a myriad of new fangled services. You got things like gambas, php, python, mysql, sqlite3, gcc and a myriad of other crital mass exceeded free tools to make the web apps work 100% through browser with a smartphone dedicated to making things work through web services.
A megzillion web apps is where things are going with Ubuntu phone, Ubuntu distro and the free mega Ubuntu, Linux and open source developer environment. And if you got IoT experience, you can make the Apache server link through gambas/php/python etc to the IO pins and serial ports on the motherboard and control every gadget as well as beam out report on everything that is happening. I for one am very pleased to move to this new world with plenty of real estate for all to make new gadgets and services.