Firefox OS review: Burning bright
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- Anonymous
- X}8
- 26 Nov 2015
Can you use it like an MP3 player?
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- celicia
- Nm$
- 18 Sep 2015
How do we get to load whatsapp on this handset please.
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- Anonymous
- Hkq
- 17 Mar 2015
can anyone tell me are apps stored in internal memory or on the memory card in Firefox os phones???
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- AnonD-312860
- vbK
- 27 Sep 2014
Please tell me if we can play HD movies in firefox OS on the Spice Fire One Mi-FX 1.I want to buy this phone.Please reply
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- Anonymous
- U{h
- 17 Sep 2014
Firefox auctioned the default search engine and Google won, having to pay half a billion dollars over five years. With all that money, you'd think they'd hire engineers and at least beat window's pace of delivery.
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- Anonymous
- mt3
- 17 Aug 2014
Firefox OS = Chrome OS for mobile
Who is the biggest donor for Firefox Inc. ? - Google
Dont tried to fool me!
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- AnonD-63624
- pwb
- 08 Aug 2014
Because its not Android(Google) worked for me!
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- Slim
- ii6
- 08 Aug 2014
Chrispphunt, 05 Aug 2014All this mention od new OS's etc and no mention of BB10? ki... moreI agree BB10.2.1 etc is far better than Android or Apple as a stand alone OS - forget about the over rated apps emphasis by geek town for a moment and BB is a far better experience.
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- AnonD-291997
- c}b
- 07 Aug 2014
Aways my favorite Firefox accept no less.
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- Chrispphunt
- MC6
- 05 Aug 2014
All this mention od new OS's etc and no mention of BB10? kind of an oversight as it very good and much more mature than firfox in all areas by the looks of it.
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- Raj Alder
- txj
- 05 Aug 2014
How offline app works now?
Is offline app still just zipped webpage? I read at engadget a year ago:
"It is possible for HTML5 apps to be downloaded and installed locally. However, many apps are not 'packaged' (in Mozilla's terminology) and installable. The vast majority of apps are "hosted." In other words, they're webapps.
The 'packaged' versions of the apps are, essentially, just websites zipped up in an archive. Which carries its own set of issues."
For phone OS that targets developing country, Firefox OS should support offline apps well. Internet connection still pricey on these countries.
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- Anonymous
- gLT
- 03 Aug 2014
I'm not sure if the author of this review understood how Firefox OS works. The lack of actual apps is an advantage. With Android and iOS, you have to code them in a specific programming language and compile them to an executable, so they only work on that operating system. web technology on the other hand works on- and offline thanks to caching and local database storage and even on every OS. You'll need to adjust your website to responsive design for desktop and mobile display, but no hassle with an additional app. With HTML5 and JS, even offline games are possible.
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- AnonD-4470
- mGJ
- 03 Aug 2014
I love the philosophy. Even though i always use high end smartphones, i prefer to have as few apps as possible and just use mobile websites. Of course games and navigation won't work well as mobile websites any time soon. But other than that: screw the app. Give me a proper mobile site!
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- Anonymous
- fCx
- 03 Aug 2014
Anonymous, 01 Aug 2014WTF are you talking about. Firefox had flash before Chrome ... moreLOL... Someone is still Thinking Firefox means "Browser"
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- Anonymous
- gLT
- 02 Aug 2014
Firefox will not win over new users if they (or rather their telecom partners) only keep selling mobiles in poorer countries. Imagine they finally open the marketplace to all countries and all you can find are millions of apps in Portuguese that are Brazil-specific.
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- AnonD-85193
- 3Wj
- 01 Aug 2014
WebOS gone? i don't think so, LG's latest TV's come with it.
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- AnonD-289765
- 6Xx
- 01 Aug 2014
> You can add more than one input language but the selection is pretty thin right now - Western Europe is somewhat covered but that's it (essentially Latin letters plus diacritics where necessary).
This depends on the build you have Firefox OS f.e. also has Chinese / Japanese keyboards that work through composition, but the manufacturer of the phone has to enable them; as they eat valuable disk space because of the dictionary.
> Those will run on an even less capable hardware - the bottom is set at an 800MHz processor and 256MB RAM.
It's 128 MB RAM, see https://wiki.mozilla.org/FirefoxOS/Tarako
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- AnonD-209094
- vaN
- 01 Aug 2014
Anonymous, 01 Aug 2014IF Firefox focus on "Privacy & Security" they... moreYeah will be nice if they can respect peoples privacy. And im all for keeping it fairly simple but i think they need to make it a little heavier, especially the browser need to be more advanced. I would like to see Boot2Gecko in a more high end phone as well, Full HD, 2GB RAM, 32GB storage + uSD, 13mp cam with LED flash.
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- AnonD-209094
- vaN
- 01 Aug 2014
Anonymous, 01 Aug 2014WTF are you talking about. Firefox had flash before Chrome ... moreThis is about the phone, not your desktop browser. duhh..
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- wHU
- 01 Aug 2014
i'm suggest to you guys to wait until version 2.0 release. it has huge improvement than 1.3 but it still in development