If you are not yet bored with multitude of operating systems for smartphones from Customizable Android to Smooth iOS to Tiled Windows Phone to Gesture-rich BB OS10, then gear up for another OS. Developers of one of world’s most popular internet browser Firefox- Mozilla are developing a mobile Operating System, to be called as Firefox OS (also called Boot to Gecko or B2G)...  View more

Last month Sony had suggested working with the Mozilla Firefox mobile operating system on an Xperia E built device. The company had also admitted to plans for bringing a Firefox OS based Xperia E to the markets, but sometime next year. The Firefox OS is meant for low end smartphones. Latest news suggests that Sony is developing applications and adjusting the operating system for the Indian markets...  View more

Mozilla Firefox Operating System for Smartphones has been recently unveiled at the MWC 2013. And Now, the famous Social Networking Site, Twitter has confirmed to developing new apps for Mozilla Firefox OS Platform. Twitter confirmed that its apps will be available with the first Mozilla Firefox OS based Smartphones that are to be rolled out soon. Manuel Deschamps wrote, "Similar to our other mobile apps, Twitter for Firefox OS has a rich interface, featuring the Home, Connect, Discover and Me tabs, as well as the search and compose Tweet icons, so you can easily find and send Tweets from anywhere in the app," on the company's official blog post...  View more

Mozilla Firefox a series of devices that will be launched with its Firefox OS for mobiles. Now, the company has revealed the Firefox Marketplace for apps.  The Marketplace will feature the following app categories: games, news and media, business, productivity and more. The Marketplace was launched at the Mobile World Congress, 2013. App developers such as AccuWeather, Airbnb, Box, Cut the Rope, Disney Mobile Games, EA games, Facebook, Nokia HERE, Pulse News, SoundCloud, SporTV, Terra, and Time Out...  View more

The market is already witnessing a tough competition between the various operating systems available for user to chose from. And, now at the Mobile World Congress 2013 a new operating system has been launched by Mozilla, the famous free software community, which is well known for its Mozilla Firefox browser. Last year at the Mobile World Congress 2012,  Mozilla had promised to launch a platform for the mobile devices, and now it has kept its promise made to its fans by launching  the first commercial version of its Firefox OS as an open mobile ecosystem...  View more

Mozilla has recently introduced its first two Developer Smartphones designed specially for Firefox Operating System. Mozilla has designed two of its first innovations running on Firefox OS in the segment of Developer Smartphones partnering with Geeksphone and Telefonica. The two developer Smartphones announced recently by Mozilla include a low-end model along with a Device closer to the mid-range of Smartphones...  View more

Wow! Now Firefox got more support for Android devices. Mozilla announced just today that its mobile browser for Android platform will now support millions more devices, and that also includes the popular HTC ChaCha, Motorola Fire XT, Samsung Galaxy Ace and LG Optimus Q. More to this, the latest version fetches Explorer by Touch support on Jelly Bean...  View more

Mozilla is soon coming up with its new mobile operating system dubbed as Boot to Gecko, which will be focusing on web technologies like HTML, CSS and of course JavaScript. As per the recent news this morning it is learned the Web browser giant is quickly progressing through the development stages of the new browser. It is testing it vigorously to make it near to perfection before releasing it in the open market...  View more

We all know Mozilla is a popular name for its Firefox browser for PCs. Next year we will also know the company for mobile OS. Yes, Mozilla is coming up with its own mobile operating system by 2013, to be named as Firefox OS. It is learned from Mozilla itself today while the company made announcement that Firefox OS will be based on the Web and HTML5...  View more

The core team of Mozilla has come up with an ambitious plan for a stand-alone, web-based operating system called Boot to Gecko. The genesis of this project is that web developers should be able to develop applications for mobiles and tablets that can harness the native functionalities of the devices. In that process, the web apps should be able to give an equal experience and performance of native apps of iOS, Android and Windows Phone 7 Platforms...  View more