Anyone able to port this to our pulse? Is it possible? Mozilla have desined this phone OS specifically for older hardware, its entirely based on HTML5 including the apps and phone dialer etc. The core app processes are run on the web server, meaning it does not require much CPU/Memory to run. I am sure our pulses would be perfect for this if anyone is able to give it a go. Its more open and flexible than android too. It will be quick for apps to get perted as many developers are already switching to HTML5 apps. They plan to release the first cheap phones in 2013. I didn't think there was much room for another phone OS but this seems like a winner. It will resurect a lot of old hardware, and provide low end, cheap phones , prticularly for developing countries but with all the power of the latest smartphone. There will be no need for upgrades and app developers will be keen as it will mean not having to port apps to each platform and updates will be seen instantly . (HTML5 apps can run on any browser, it means these apps will also be able to run in firefox brower on android too (though this will require a higher spec phone since it will still need to load the android OS up first!)
The simulator looks impressive:
http://arstechnica.c...foxs-mobile-os/
I think the problem is hardware drivers. But if it uses the same as androids it may just work for us. The majority of current apps in android just don't work, too slow or can't be installed on our pulse. This OS may give it a reboot by using HTML5 apps and a thin operating system.
Any thoughts?
The simulator looks impressive:
http://arstechnica.c...foxs-mobile-os/
I think the problem is hardware drivers. But if it uses the same as androids it may just work for us. The majority of current apps in android just don't work, too slow or can't be installed on our pulse. This OS may give it a reboot by using HTML5 apps and a thin operating system.
Any thoughts?







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