Almost 15 days ago, with a heavy heart, I said good-bye to my FirefoxOS phone because of Mozilla's decision to stop the distribution of the devices.
Today, I read these two articles: The first one describes how Mozilla is dropping all other projects to focus only on the Firefox browser. The writer emphasizes the irrelevancy of FirefoxOS and supports Mozilla's decision to stay on focus with the browser.
The second article, however, mentions how Mozilla's strategy is not to ditch FirefoxOS, but to take it to different devices where it can enjoy more success: tablets, keyboard computers, and routers, for example. Does this mean that FirefoxOS enjoyed more success as a smart TV OS than we have heard about?
Interesting...
Mozilla, what are you up to?
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I always wanted a tablet running Firefox OS. Hopefully, Mozilla will keep working on these devices.
ResponderEliminarI also wanted a FFOS tablet, but they would have to release it real quick. Tablets are going down already.
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