After a couple of experiences dipping a toe into the mobile market, Mozilla Corp. said it plans to get serious about developing a mobile browser. Mozilla has recently hired two new developers to help work on the project and plans to release Mobile Firefox some time in the next year or two.
The iPhone, Apple Inc.'s popular new mobile phone, in part contributed to the renewed interest in mobile browsing at Mozilla. "The user demand for a full browsing experience on mobile devices is clear," Mike Schroepfer, vice president of engineering at Mozilla Corp. wrote in his blog on Tuesday. "If you weren't sure about this before, you should be after the launch of the iPhone."
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News source: PCWorld
The iPhone, Apple Inc.'s popular new mobile phone, in part contributed to the renewed interest in mobile browsing at Mozilla. "The user demand for a full browsing experience on mobile devices is clear," Mike Schroepfer, vice president of engineering at Mozilla Corp. wrote in his blog on Tuesday. "If you weren't sure about this before, you should be after the launch of the iPhone."
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If the UI is a pain to use then what's the point. Only Apple, and now Mozilla, seem to realize this.
If the UI is a pain to use then what's the point. Only Apple, and now Mozilla, seem to realize this.
The "mini" browser don't share the complicated UI that main browser does.
Opera Mobile is already free.
Opera Mobile is already free.
No it's not, it's $24:
http://www.opera.com/buy/?show=mobile
Opera Mobile is already free.
I just hope it supports Symbian (ALL VERSIONS) and Flash.
:-/
It's mini, if you're not.
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