Mozilla Firefox. Now, I don't really know what that name means to you, but to me, it means something very important: freedom. I remember discovering Firefox back in 2004, freeing me from the claws of Microsoft's Internet Explorer, and giving me the choice of using a browser I liked as well as delivering an awesome experience in my old PIII clocked at 600Mhz. Before Firefox, my favorite browser was Netscape, maybe because of its looks, or maybe not, but the fact is, it was the biggest competitor to Microsoft's Internet browser back in the day. Fast forward to the present day, and the browser wars is currently being held between four major competitors: Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Apple's Safari, Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox. But, the browser wars is actually old news, isn't it? We're here for the mobile browser wars.
Showing posts with label N900. Show all posts
Showing posts with label N900. Show all posts
Sunday, 18 July 2010
Firefox goes Mobile all the way
Mozilla Firefox. Now, I don't really know what that name means to you, but to me, it means something very important: freedom. I remember discovering Firefox back in 2004, freeing me from the claws of Microsoft's Internet Explorer, and giving me the choice of using a browser I liked as well as delivering an awesome experience in my old PIII clocked at 600Mhz. Before Firefox, my favorite browser was Netscape, maybe because of its looks, or maybe not, but the fact is, it was the biggest competitor to Microsoft's Internet browser back in the day. Fast forward to the present day, and the browser wars is currently being held between four major competitors: Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Apple's Safari, Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox. But, the browser wars is actually old news, isn't it? We're here for the mobile browser wars.
Labels:
Android,
Android 2.x,
Apps,
Droid,
Firefox for Mobile,
Firefox Home,
Google,
iOS,
Maemo,
Mobile Browsers,
Mobile Industry,
Mozilla,
N900,
Nokia
Saturday, 3 July 2010
The spirit of hacking
A couple days ago I stumbled upon a post regarding the HTC HD2 on Engadget. Although it wasn't the first post on that particular subject, the attached video got me really thinking. Here it is:
Labels:
Android,
ARM,
Developers,
Hacking,
HTC HD2,
iPhone,
Mobile Industry,
N900,
Palm Pre,
webOS
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
Thinking about Nokia and the N900
Last evening we were surprised with an awesome review of the Nokia N900 by Engadget, and were left thinking about Nokia's current situation. We have some interesting posts in the pipeline, but surely, Nokia's position in the smartphone market deserves some time, too. What exactly is the N900? Does it replace the N97? Let's have a look...