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Started on January 8th and ended on January 11th 2013, CES 2013 gathered a wide and diverse amount of companies, developers, teams of designers, corporations, etc, for publicly exposing the latest technologies through talks, demos, explanations, presentations, etc.

At CES 2013, the Canonical team in-depth presented Ubuntu for phones, allowing the user to observe an overall polished innovative interface with handy launcher, easy-to-access screen-edges, status-enabled home screen, etc.

Yet, it seems that the pleasant-to-the-eye interface comes with already-available functionalities, generating a both good-looking and usable phone interface.

CES 2013 is a widely known and appreciated IT event, centering cutting-edge technologies into demos, explanations, talks, presentations, etc, bundle of knowledge exposed with the main purpose of moving exciting technologies into the public space.

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Due to CES 2013, numerous Ubuntu developers, engineers and designers have been interviewed and questioned, prolific approach that generated numerous and numerous video demos and informations about in-the-future plans, touch interactions, polished worked-on-detail interface, etc, bundle of details related to Ubuntu for phones.

CES 2013's second day is in happening today, January 9th 2013, IT-related event that houses a wide and diverse amount of developers, companies, teams, projects, etc, gathering allowing interested persons to digest the latest technology trends and directions.

January 9th 2013, the second day of CES 2013, a serious event where companies, corporations, media representatives, are meeting in order to present, demo and describe modern technologies.

Along with numerous Canonical persons, Mark Shuttleworth attends the IT event, conducting interviews, answering questions, sketching future plans, etc, informations expressed with Ubuntu phone OS in mind.

Numerous Youtube clips, mainstream media's mentions, noticeable interest across the internets, are descriptions suitable for the Ubuntu phone OS, an exciting incarnation of pure Ubuntu into a phone form-factor.

Nevertheless, it is always interesting to observe how the actual team of developers has perceived press attention, corporation interests, etc, especially for just-launched technologies.

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Days later after its official announcement, Ubuntu for phones attracted a massive amount of feedback, as expressed by users, developers, media and widely-known powerful corporations (such as AT&T, US-based corporation manifesting a publicly-displayed interest for Ubuntu for phones).

Presently, the widely cherished and followed global IT event, CES 2013, is in full happening, allowing numerous and numerous companies, developers and corporations to show/demo/present exciting technologies that are to probably impact the world in the future.

As a constant generator of innovative technologies, Canonical is solidly represented at CES 2013 by a serious team of developers, including Mark Shuttleworth and Jono Bacon.