HTML5 creation: Firefox OS interface exposure

HTML5 creation: Firefox OS interface exposure

On July 15, July 20, Beijing time, techweekeurope UK today revealed a group of latest photos of the mobile phone operating system Firefox OS launched by Mozilla. Mozilla also confirmed that Firefox OS will first log on to Latin America next year and will be promoted to Europe and around the world.

These photos show that the HTML5 mobile phone operating system has many similarities with the iPhone. Such as the menu page, address book interface, and input keyboard design.

Not long ago, the Open Mobile program "boot to gecko", created by the Mozilla Foundation of Firefox browser, was officially named Firefox OS. This also means that they will soon enter the mobile operating system competition with Firefox OS.

Firefox is designed based on Linux and gecko. Mozilla claims that the operating system will be lighter and faster than the existing systems on the market, and it will be more open than the Android operating system.

After entering the mobile OS market, Mozilla will face direct competition from Windows Phone, IOS, Android, BlackBerry, and other mobile phone system vendors who want to share their shares in this field. Microsoft, apple, and Google have already followed a large number of developers with their own operating systems and platforms. Mozilla will need to find an innovative way to attract developers and users to use their platforms.

Like Android, Firefox OS will be open-source-this means that developers will be able to access any information about the operating system, which will help developers develop better applications, firefox and Mozilla will also be available to developersCommunityProvide strong support for developers.

Firefox OS is also a completely HTML5-based system with no so-called "native application ". Whether it is making phone calls, sending text messages, or playing games, HTML 5 technology is used. According to a survey on techweekeurope UK, many developers are willing to develop Firefox OS mobile apps. (Wei Bing/compilation)

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