Mozilla’s mobile version of Firefox, named Fennec, has been trying to make its way to Android for some time now. Finally, it has reached pre-alpha version and can even be downloaded on to your Nexus One or Droid. Considering this is a pre-alpha model of the browser, I’m going to try and stay away from more »

Mozilla has put the brakes on developing a mobile version of its Firefox browser for Windows Mobile. Though Mozilla planned to deliver Fennec (Firefox mobile) to as many platforms as possible, one of its developers revealed today that the company has stopped working on Windows Mobile. Don’t hold your breath for a Windows Phone 7 more »

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 more »

Remember the Fennec? In case you forgot, Fennec is another name for Firefox Mobile. It won’t be long before the final version of Firefox Mobile arrives. With the release of the first release candidate version, Nokia N900 is the first to get its hands on Firefox Mobile RC1. The RC1 runs on mobile devices running more »

Being stuck on Windows Mobile right now isn’t exactly the most exciting part about owning a cell phone. The OS is clunky, old, and just not as good as some of the others out there, for most people at least. Not to mention the fact that the web browser that comes packed inside is Internet more »

If you’re on the Internet for very long, chances are you extensively use or have at least heard a lot about Mozilla’s Firefox browser. It runs on almost every machine possible and Mozilla is expanding its efforts to yet more machines. In its first public pre-alpha release, Fennec, the Windows Mobile version of Firefox is available, for some people at least.

The new release is targeted towards the HTC Touch Pro, mainly to focus their efforts on making the browser more stable as a whole rather than having to work around the hardware of all the WinMo phones that are out there. Even now, it doesn’t have the support it will have later in development. There’s no extension support, touch screen keyboard is disabled and all updates have to be manually installed. But, for a pre-alpha release it seems reasonable.

Firefox Mobile, also known as Fennec, may become available for public download by the end of the year in the form of an alpha release. Early screenshots of Fennec have surfaced at the::unwired. The screenshots show how Fennec looks like when running on a Windows Mobile Professional touchscreen smartphone. I must say that those screenshots more »

We’ve been waiting ages for Mozilla to take what it did for web browsing on PCs to mobile devices. It seems we are getting darn close to seeing this come to fruition with the browser builder team moving focus from the near completed Firefox 3 to the mobile space with Fennec.