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Last updated: Friday, November 5, 2010

Good news, Mozilla fans! You’ve finally got the opportunity to play around with the excellent Firefox browser on your smartphone, Mozilla has just announced that they are launching the Firefox 4 Beta For Mobile, and it is now available to download in ten different languages on both Android and Maemo devices. What can you expect? For

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