(GSM Insider) - Sony Becomes The Fifth To Release Firefox OS Device.
At the Mobile World Congress 2013, Sony announced its plan to release the Firefox OS device in the year 2014.
At the keynote event, Sony mentioned that it is going to partner with Telefonica from Spain in the development of Firefox OS device. Looks like Sony is interested in launching the Firefox OS device to the Spanish market.
A few years ago, Sony ditched the Symbian and switched to the Android market. Since then, Android has become the main operating system for Sony smartphones. There are many people suggested that Sony should adopt the Windows Phone platform. But Sony is more interested in the emerging markets where Firefox OS will be focused on.
Sony is the fifth OEMs to join the Firefox OS after Alcatel, ZTE, LG and Huawei.
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At the keynote event, Sony mentioned that it is going to partner with Telefonica from Spain in the development of Firefox OS device. Looks like Sony is interested in launching the Firefox OS device to the Spanish market.
A few years ago, Sony ditched the Symbian and switched to the Android market. Since then, Android has become the main operating system for Sony smartphones. There are many people suggested that Sony should adopt the Windows Phone platform. But Sony is more interested in the emerging markets where Firefox OS will be focused on.
Sony is the fifth OEMs to join the Firefox OS after Alcatel, ZTE, LG and Huawei.
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