Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica will be the first carriers to carry the Firefox OS gadgets, the Alcatel One Touch Fire and ZTE Open. Mozilla today announced that it will soon launch the first ...

With its failure to stop the mobile-software dominance of Google and Apple, Mozilla loses relevance and the Web grows a little weaker. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote ...

If you’re Nokia, the news that the Mozilla Foundation has developed a $25 Firefox OS smartphone for emerging markets has gotten your attention. At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week, Nokia’s ...

Mozilla's first Firefox OS developer phones were snatched up this morning, selling out from Spanish phone maker GeeksPhone within hours of their launch. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than ...

Spain-based carrier Telefonica will release on Tuesday the very first Firefox OS phone -- the inexpensive ZTE Open. The launch is a significant milestone in Mozilla's attempt to crack the Apple and ...

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LG announced its support of the Firefox OS at Mobile World Congress in February. But it has been quiet ever since. Now Bulgarian head of mobile communications, Dimitar Valev, has spilled the beans ...

Firefox OS is an operating system for smartphones and tablets that’s designed to run web apps. It’s developed by the makers of the Firefox web browser, and included on a handful of phones sold in ...

T-Mobile will begin its rollout of phones based on Mozilla’s Firefox OS when it puts the Alcatel One Touch on sale in Poland next week. Martyn Williams Firefox OS home screen The launch in eastern ...

After several months of anticipation, the first phones based on the Firefox operating system are here. Telefónica will begin selling the ZTE Open on Tuesday in Spain as the first step of a global ...

Major telecom companies, including Deutsche Telekom and Sprint, will support a new Firefox smartphone platform to turn up the heat on Google and Apple in the mobile software market from next year.