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#1 Chachazz

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Posted 03 July 2012 - 06:30 PM


Mozilla promises Firefox OS phones in early 2013
"Mozilla re-branded its mobile operating system -- which it's been working on for more than a year -- as Firefox OS to tie it with its best-known product, the Firefox browser.

Smartphones powered by the new Firefox OS will be manufactured by Hong Kong's TCL Communication Technology under its Alcatel One Touch nameplate, and by China's ZTE. The first such device won't ship until next year, however.

Mozilla has also lined up several mobile carriers that have pledged support for Firefox OS, including Sprint in the U.S., Germany's Deutsche Telekom, Abu Dhabi's Etisalat, Smart Communications in the Philippines, Italy's Telecom Italia, Spain's Telefonica and Norway's Telenor."

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Posted 05 July 2012 - 12:14 PM

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Mozilla brings a knife to a gun fight, and Firefox OS can't win
By Mihaita Bamburic
2012-04-07

Mozilla is the nonprofit organization that gave the world the first true rival to Microsoft Internet Explorer. Firefox is the second-most used web browser in the world today and because of it the way we surf the Internet has changed dramatically.

Their success was in part based on the lack of competitors. Firefox started gaining share when there was no one else around. Opera didn?t capitalize on this, but Firefox did. Their goal to penetrate the most difficult market has been achieved and it?s their desire to enter the mobile operating system world as well. Is this going to be tougher than the browser market? Considering that they haven?t yet released Firefox OS the answer is a very loud and clear: yes!

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http://betanews.com/...ox-os-cant-win/



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