In 2013 the Mozilla introduced the world to Firefox OS that came as another open source system option, but are all built on top of HMTL5. He was born of a company project called Boot To Gecko and reached 13 countries at launch through two smartphones:. Alcatel One Touch Fire and LG Fireweb
Like other options on the market, the Firefox OS It has its own virtual store, where users download applications, the Marketplace. It also has its own system of maps, social networks, music player, photo applications and more. In addition, the system analyzes the user to understand their tastes and suggest new content that can be downloaded. Because it is simpler, it promises to consume less resources, especially battery in smartphones.
Today Mozilla announced version 2.5 of Firefox OS for developers who brings several improvements and new features. However, something that caught a lot of attention is that the company allows Android users to test the system resources through a dedicated app. It was possible to have the Firefox OS in Android smartphones, but it was necessary to use alternative tools that did not present a very convincing result. This time, we have an official solution from the company itself which aims to broaden the dissemination of their mobile system
The main new features in this update are:. Support add-on, private way for a completely incognito, and ability to create shortcuts to websites on the system’s home screen. If you want to test fire the little fox system on your smartphone, just download the application and manually install on your phone. It will take the place of the Android launcher and allows you to use apps Firefox OS as the dialer, messaging, e-mail, among others.
If you are interested in having the full experience, the Firefox OS Participation site Hub provides the images to install Firefox OS on your smartphone.
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