Firefox OS is on its way to the big smartphones market, but the main problem with the Mozilla's operating system was the lack of devices with good hardware. It seems…
Mozilla has released its Metro Firefox for Windows 8, the new version is currently in Nightly build (for testing purposes only) and it’s now available for free download. If you want to use it with the new Metro interface, just make sure that it’s the default browser in your Windows 8. There is an integrated option for data synchronization, an option to turn off sites monitoring (to not track you) and of course, the ability to manage your passwords list.
Mozilla's mobile platform - Firefox OS, will be completed in two weeks according to the company, in the meantime a device loaded with fully working demo version is available…
If you’re curious what’s happening with the Mozilla’s mobile platform – Firefox OS, we have some good news for you!
From the Foundation just released the official Firefox OS emulator as a new Addon for the Firefox browser, with it you can test the software and even to report problems if you find any.The Firefox OS emulator its called “r2d2b2g” and it is compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux.
Here we have some fresh screenshots from the emulator, and as you can see the new Firefox OS looks quite simple and easy to use. All the built-in apps and games works perfect, the marketplace is working too, even you can install some apps. Anyway, that’s a very earlier version of the OS and there will be some changes and improvements in the future.
Mozilla has been working on their Boot to Gecko project for quite a while now with the main purpose of creating a mobile platform, which is based on open…
After beginning to take in applications for their HTML5 app store in the beginning of this February, Mozilla Marketplace can already offer its users more than 100 programs.…
During the Mobile World Congress, Mozilla announced, that they’re going to partner with Telefonica in the development and distribution of their new web-based mobile platform. Later this year devices, using Qualcomm chips, are going to be introduced, running on the so called Open Web Devices operating system, which is based on Mozilla’s Boot2Gecko project. The company is actually using Linux as a base for their platform, but with the Gecko engine, used in Firefox, to take care of the application and interface rendering.
Most of you probably don’t know about this, but Mozilla and LG are working on a new mobile OS, called Boot2Gecko, which was expected to be revealed at the Mobile World Congress. The companies didn’t disappoint – the platform was shown on a working prototype smartphone, which surprisingly wasn’t an LG one. Boot2Gecko has a very interesting concept as a platform – it’s main idea is to be a web-based mobile OS, which uses only HTML5, but users are still going to be able to use it even without internet connection.
HTML5 App Store by Mozilla The news, that Mozilla are working on an application store, appeared online at the end of last year and as it seems, the company…