what are the standard apps to replace the google apps?

sp332 · on April 10, 2015

Google has 88 apps in the Android app store. Which ones are you looking to replace?

Edit: Here's a list of the "core apps". https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/CoreApps Notably missing are email and SMS apps, so I'm not sure what they're using for those.

Also, you won't spend as much time in siloed app experiences on this OS. It's all about Scopes: http://www.ubuntu.com/phone/features

abrowne · on April 11, 2015

The "Core Apps" have a bad name. They are community-developed apps, that may be included in the stock image. What you're really looking for are the "System Apps": https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-system-apps

sp332 · on April 13, 2015

Oh, thanks! But I still don't see email or maps in either list?

abrowne · on April 15, 2015

(I've been following development on and off — lately more off.)

Email is Dekko: https://launchpad.net/dekko (No idea about the name.) Based on (forked from) Trojitá.

I haven't seen a maps app, but I know they're using Here/Nokia for location services (https://insights.ubuntu.com/2014/07/30/nokia-here-maps-comin...). I think the BQ phone comes with a location "scope". The Here HTML5 app is pretty good on FxOS, so they could be using that.

_nodg · on April 10, 2015

Inbox, calendar, maps.