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Just yesterday, Erictric reported that Mozilla announced that the development of Firefox Mobile for Windows Mobile/Windows Phone 7 has come to a halt until Microsoft releases a native development kit. Mozilla Mobile Team Technical Lead Stuart Parmenter said that instead the company will put all its time and efforts on developing Firefox Mobile for Android.
While talking to CNET about the mobile browser, Mozilla vice president of mobile Jay Sullivan echoed his previous statement that Firefox Mobile for the Android platform is expected to be released in late 2010. Sullivan stated that while his goal is to release at least a beta of Firefox Mobile for Android in late 2010, he can’t promise anything at this moment.
Unlike Opera Mini, which is available for almost every mobile platform and smartphone, Firefox Mobile is currently available for two Maemo-based smartphones only, the Nokia N900 and Nokia N810. Firefox Mobile, sometimes referred to as Fennec, is said to be the only mobile browser to offer add-ons along with a myriad of other great features that make a great browsing experience while on-the-go.