Mozilla Firefox Mobile headed to Android sometime next month
January 28th, 2010 admin
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Section: Communications , Smartphones , Web , Web Browsers With Android finding its way into more mobile devices, Firefox Mobile is now set to conquer Android-powered devices. Apparently, someone at the German Mozilla Community website, camp-firefox.de, announced that the first usable version of Firefox Mobile for Android will be available in February and, coincidentally, the Google Labs site listed a Labs Night meeting on January 26th, where Jay Sullivan (Mozilla VP of Mobile) discussed their mobile strategy and demoed the Firefox for Android beta. The Firefox team had better start working on a
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