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Nokia is hoping that it can regain some of its prestige in emerging smartphone markets, but Mozilla's Firefox OS is shaping up to be a strong competitor

Mozilla is quick out of the gate at Mobile World Congress 2013 as the company announces a number of important updates to its HTML5-only operating system - Firefox OS - and, most notably, a list of 18 carriers that have pledged their commitment to the ambitious project.

Hootsuite's founder Ryan Holmes said at the annual F.ounders launch that the company will be setting up offices in Ireland, but was it an off the cuff remark rather than an official announcement?

This weekend Mozilla patched a security hole which exposed users' browsing history. It urges users to upgrade their version of the browser from Firefox 16

Firefox 15 has arrived with a number of welcome improvements but it's still missing one key element of the modern day internet browser - a unified address bar and search box.

Mozilla will no longer be releasing feature updates to its open-source email client Thunderbird, but instead will focus on products that provide a "source of innovation and of leadership in today's internet life" - like Firefox OS.

Mozilla has announced details of its soon-to-be-released smartphone Firefox OS, which will see the open source company facing off against Google and Apple

Mozilla wants to "reinvent the browser for a new form factor", a sentiment shared by the open-source software developer as it unveiled Firefox Junior, an iPad web browser.

An update to SocialBro's Chrome app today means that Google Chrome users can now use the browser's address bar (omnibox) to search people on Twitter.

Mozilla shows off the power of HTML5 and CSS3 by creating an MMO, called BrowserQuest, using these and other modern web technologies.

As Mozilla, Wikipedia, Facebook, CheezBurger, and SOPAstrike thank their users for participating in Wednesday's "social disobedience" they warn users to remain vigilant.

Using the social search engine Topsy we examine how Google, Wikipedia, Mozilla, WordPress, Reddit, and ICanhasCheezBurger's users tweeted awareness of the anti-SOPA, anti-PIPA campaigns

WordPress officially opposes the introduction of the Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act (SOPA/PIPA act) according to a blog post published yesterday.

Mozilla gives its OpenID-competitor, BrowserID, a major push as its public release continues.

A couple in China got a visit from a real life Firefox, a Red Panda. But unlike its technological namesake this Firefox has a nasty bite

GoDaddy has dramatically reversed its support for The Stop Online Piracy Act after Wikipedia, Cheezburger, and Reddit, Twitter users threaten boycott.

The Stop Online Piracy Act, SOPA, has split the technology industry. Dell, Microsoft, MacAfee and others want it passed to protect their copyrights while Google, Yahoo!, Twitter, and Facebook believe it to be a threat to the free web. But just what is SOPA?

Google Chrome is well on track to becoming the world's most popular web browser as it eclipsed Mozilla Firefox's global market share during the month of November for the first time. Globally, Chrome is now the second most-used browser behind Internet Explorer as it maintains a strong lead, according to StatCounter aggregated data from more than three million websites.

Facebook, Google, Yahoo!, Mozilla, LinkedIn, Twitter, eBay, AOL, and Zynga have jointly written to the House of Representatives' Committee on the Judiciary to "express concern" at the proposed SOPA bill.