Currently there are three major players in the smartphone mobile operating system market, Android, iOS and Windows Phone. All of these can be found globally with different shares of different markets.

Mozilla is reaching out to billions of people in India and Indonesia who believe that smartphone technology is beyond their financial means. Mozilla will bring its open Firefox OS to these countries ...

Smartphone shoppers in India can now buy the affordable Cloud FX for just slightly more than Mozilla's target price of $25. Senior writer Seth Rosenblatt covered Google and security for CNET News, ...

The alternative to Android and iOS is geared for low-budget markets, and it's about to hit one of the biggest in the world. Will that price tag light a fire? Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 ...

With an eye on India's enormous number of feature phone owners, Mozilla has announced two new hardware partnerships to launch Firefox OS smartphones in the country. Mozilla said it will launch the ...

As we have previously reported, dirty cheap Firefox OS smartphones are now available for Indian customers. Spice has announced today India’s first Firefox OS powered smartphone, the Spice Fire One Mi ...

Smartphones running Mozilla’s Firefox OS software aren’t widely available in the US yet, but the maker of the Firefox web browser has announced that they’re coming to a market that’s potentially even ...

Slowly but surely, Mozilla is pushing its Firefox OS mobile operating system into new markets. Although the nonprofit had already discussed its approach for India, today it announced it will be ...

Few months back Indian manufacturers had showed interest in manufacturing Firefox OS phones at minimal cost. This phone targets affordable priced market and Spice telecom is up with it and has ...

Mozilla has announced that it will launch its first Firefox OS smartphone in India this week, the handset has been developed by Intex and it is called the Cloud FX. The Intex Cloud FX comes with a ...

In what appears to be the endless spread of Firefox, a new addition to the unofficial Firefox catalog has been spotted—in India. On the back of a bus. We’re guessing the bus doesn’t have on board ...