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Last updated: Friday, July 6, 2012

Mozilla evangelist Rob Hawkes tweeted a peculiar picture recently. The image is of a Samsung Galaxy S2, but in place of the familiar Android lock screen we have come to expect, the device is running an updated build of Mozilla’s Firefox OS. The software, previously known as Boot 2 Gecko, is Mozilla’s answer to platforms

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