Android is fine, but Firefox OS will change the future of the phone.

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Firefox recently announced the official launch of the Firefox OS smartphone! (As of this article, Spanish and Polish telecoms operators have started selling.) If you're in a market where you don't see Firefox OS phones, do you think the Firefox OS will work?  We have an expert who gives positive answers to explain.


     Welcome Hellman (Christian Heilmann)!      Q: Talk about your origins with the Firefox OS first?      A: I was involved in the Firefox OS, I helped developers develop their Apps, and spent a lot of time writing articles, designing demos, talking to the news media, even if someone was standing next to me for a few minutes ( Otherwise I would be sitting next to me on the plane, and I would talk to each other about the Firefox OS.      Q: Why do you think Firefox OS is important?      A: There are a number of reasons.      Firefox OS has completely ended the stereotype of "mobile internet access for rich people in the Western world." Yes, people who live in the United States or Britain may change to a shiny new phone every six months, but not everyone can afford it. Even if you can, in many countries, there is no credit card to buy any apps on the phone. This phenomenon is not only an elitist injustice, but also contrary to the idea of the Internet. Firefox OS handsets are in line with most people's spending power, and they can buy Apps either by prepaid fees or by telegraphic billing.      Firefox OS does not require a very fast, stable, networked environment that is always in the network. Every time I travel abroad, I start to hate my Android phone (there are other pleasing features, of course). Because we can't spend expensive roaming fees, and we don't want to use slow, weak-signal WiFi connections, download large application updates at any time. The Firefox OS does not have any native Apps, and all app apps, including system Apps, are written in CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. Therefore, the application capacity is not only smaller, but also less updated. Updates only part of the app, not the entire app.      Firefox OS is your portable Web. Firefox OS is actually Firefox, at most the Linux core. When I open a website that can fully support mobile browsing, I will not see the system asking me to download the native App.      Firefox OS is the HTML5 platform. For developers, our HTML5 solution is finally the ringThe senior citizen of the Territory (the citizens)! The HTML5 Apps in the Firefox OS can perform the hardware in its entirety without being limited to slow-performing web pages.      Firefox OS releases Apps entirely via the Internet. In Marketplace, users can find the Apps we make by manual search or App scoring levels. The same approach can be used to search for specific songs, videos, football teams, and even recipes for a dish. The process of discovering apps is fun, and it's as simple as using the Internet or looking for a website.      Firefox OS There are so many exciting features that make me as excited as a 5-year-old who jumps into a candy heap!