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The BBC was among several well-known press outlets to cover the Ubuntu Phone showing during Mobile World Congress 2015. The veteran British broadcaster published a two minute video  on Canonical�s pitch at MWC on the technology section of its news website. In the clip  auntie�s  resident technology reporter Rory Cellan-Jones gives the Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition a quick paw before asking Canonical CEO Jane Silber if Ubuntu has a chance of going mainstream in a mobile world dominated by apps, Android and other emerging alternatives. Silber � who, incidentally is one of the nicest people you could ever meet � walks Cellan-Jones through the key proposition of the Ubuntu Phone concept (i.e., Scopes) and explains the advantages the technology brings. BBC: �Hands-on with an Ubuntu phone at MWC� Other Recent Ubuntu Phone Coverage The BBC wasn�t the only well-known news outlet to stop by the Canonical stand in Barcelona during the three-d...

Battlefield Play4Free and The Daily Draw Just a quick primer for those that dont know; Battlefield Play4Free is a Free-To-Play title, which means it doesnt cost anything to join in, but you can purchase weapons, armor, clothing and other items for Real Money. In this game, you do so by purchasing "Play4Free Funds" that you can then use in the in-game Store. There is also a nice feature offered where you can win prizes (weapons, armor, clothing, etc) from a game called The Daily Draw at the main Battlefield Play4Free website. You can play once every day, choosing a card from a random draw of eight and the card you choose will be an item underneath. The items possible to win range from temporary one-day-use-only weapons and clothing, to seven-day-use ones, to permanent items your character (Soldier) can use in the game forever (for example, a scope that can be attached to a gun for that soldier for all time). This is great for those who cant afford to purchase many in-game ite...