Mozilla has released the first beta versions of Firefox 4 for mobile phones. Versions are available for download for Android-based smartphones and for the Nokia N900, Mozilla said in blog post on Thursday.
The beta versions include a feature called Sync, which synchronizes a user's tabs, history, bookmarks and passwords between the Firefox browser on a desktop PC and that on the smartphone. The browser also comes with what Mozilla calls the Awesome Screen, which gives the user access to recent browsing history, bookmarks and tabs by tapping on the browser's address bar. The start screen shows tabs from the last time the user accessed the Internet, tabs from the PC and suggests add-ons to the browser to personalize it.
Firefox for mobile is available for the Nokia N900, or for phones running Android 2.0 or newer.
More: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9190039/
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The beta versions include a feature called Sync, which synchronizes a user's tabs, history, bookmarks and passwords between the Firefox browser on a desktop PC and that on the smartphone. The browser also comes with what Mozilla calls the Awesome Screen, which gives the user access to recent browsing history, bookmarks and tabs by tapping on the browser's address bar. The start screen shows tabs from the last time the user accessed the Internet, tabs from the PC and suggests add-ons to the browser to personalize it.
Firefox for mobile is available for the Nokia N900, or for phones running Android 2.0 or newer.
More: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9190039/
