--- title: Blog posts tagged "communication" description: Canonical makes open source secure, reliable and easy to use, providing support for Ubuntu and a portfolio of enterprise-grade technologies. Founded in 2004, Canonical operates globally with team members in over 80 countries. url: https://canonical.com/blog/tag/communication?format=md --- # Blog posts tagged "communication" #### [Jammin’ with Jami – Freedom, privacy, snaps](https://canonical.com/blog/jammin-with-jami-freedom-privacy-snaps) About a year ago, the Advocacy team established first contact with Savoir-Faire Linux, a free software consultancy company behind Jami, a privacy oriented VoIP and conference platform. The Jami developers were interested in some sort of collaboration with us, and shedding fresh light on their product. Intrigued by their technology and bus --- Company #### [Internet of Things: Lime Microsystems](https://canonical.com/blog/internet-of-things-lime-microsystems) What happens when you combine Snappy Ubuntu Core with innovative and highly programmable radio solutions from Lime Microsystems? You provide developers with a foundation on which to create and implement exciting and novel applications for the wireless infrastructure of the future. Lime Micro has set about providing access to highly progra --- Internet of Things #### [Nwave](https://canonical.com/blog/internet-thing-nwave) Nwave has a vision to be the leading global enabler of low-power, wide-area wireless network infrastructure, edge-devices and solutions, and is the only company worldwide to be bridging the connectivity gap by providing all the essential building blocks to create full-suite IoT solutions. By combining Nwave’s cutting-edge communications t --- Cloud and server #### [Task switching in Ubuntu, and a introduction to ‘The Spread’](https://canonical.com/blog/task-switching-in-ubuntu-and-a-introduction-to-the-spread) Introduction to task switching A key part of any operating system user interface is how it enables the user to switch between multiple tasks. In most desktop operating systems tasks are encapsulated into windows, and the most frequently used method of multi-tasking is window switching. Desktop OSs have multiple methods of window switching --- Company #### [The Unity design process (and how you can play a part in it)](https://canonical.com/blog/the-unity-design-process-and-how-you-can-play-a-part-in-it) How is Unity designed?  How can I contribute to this process?  Why did you make thus and such decision? The Unity Design Team is frequently asked these questions, and this article aims to de-mystify our design process and highlight the different ways in which volunteer contributions can help improve the Ubuntu user experience. Before divi --- Company #### [Ubuntu Brand Guidelines get their own site](https://canonical.com/blog/ubuntu-brand-guidelines-get-their-own-site) If you’ve ever had to create Ubuntu or Canonical related design materials, chances are you had a look at the Brand Guidelines, which, until now, have only existed in the form of bulky PDFs. Those days are over, as we happily introduce the brand new Ubuntu Brand Guidelines site, where you can read the guidelines --- Company #### [Improving the Multi-Monitor Experience in Ubuntu](https://canonical.com/blog/improving-the-multi-monitor-experience-in-ubuntu) Over the past few months we have been working on improving the multi-monitor experience in Ubuntu. We took the opportunity at UDS in November to get some feedback on a prototype, which shows how we are planning to develop the multi-monitor experience over the next few cycles: Here is a short video of the prototype --- Company #### [Ubuntu Phone, Tablet and TV – discussion opened](https://canonical.com/blog/ubuntu-phone-tablet-and-tv-discussion-opened) Big thanks to everyone who turned up at the Ubuntu Developer Summit in Orlando to discuss Ubuntu’s future on new devices! Now, following Mark Shuttleworth’s keynote announcement and a number of initial UDS sessions on tablets, TVs and smartphones, we are setting up new channels to pick up the conversation. We’ve got three new mailing list --- Company #### [Getting in touch with us](https://canonical.com/blog/getting-in-touch-with-us) During the past UDS’ we have been repeatedly asked a better way to be reached. There are many reasons why a community member could feel the need of contacting us, and we are more than happy to hear and help if possible! As follow up we are looking into restructuring our communication channels so that --- Company