Mark Shuttleworth has denied that they are developing Ubuntu for tablets. He said that Canonical’s main focus for Ubuntu remains on the desktop, netbooks and servers.

Today, the folks over at MeeGo.com have released the first ever netbook version of the MeeGo OS. Along with netbooks, the core MeeGo OS for the Nokia N900 has also been released.

Here is a brief preview of what to expect from the KDE Plasma Netbook Shell 4.5.

In the UDS-M, it has been decided that there will most likely be some changes in the applications that are installed by default with Ubuntu Netbook Edition 10.10.

Ubuntu Light is meant to be an instant-on OS to be supplied by OEM, as a dual boot installation with other OS (like Windows).

Today Mark Shuttleworth announced a new interface for Ubuntu Netbook Edition – Unity. The main focus of Unity are maximization of screen resource, mainly the vertical pixel, and making it suitable for touch-screen devices.

Sony release new VAIO P series netbook. This is the first netbook from Sony to have a GPS and digital compass.

Mark Shuttleworth has announced that Ubuntu 10.10 Netbook Edition will have a single menu bar for all the applications.

Micro Star International (MSI) is mainly known for its motherboards and netbooks. MSI is now set to announce an Android and Windows 7 based tablets at the upcoming Computex in June, this year.