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Last updated: Sunday, February 8, 2009

It was simply a part of Mozilla’s Concept Series and for the time being, Mozilla has no plans to manufacture a handset . Boo. The good news however, is that Mozilla is definitely not completely dismissing the idea of slapping a crowd-sourced phone and OS together at some point: … In the video, Adaptive Path highlights an example of processes that can allow a mobile phone to interact with the “physical environment” through web-based services. …

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