In the mouth the fish dies, the saying goes. It is quite possible that the early and unexpected announcement of a new beta version of Firefox Mobile for Android by Matt Brubeck, one of the engineers responsible for Mozilla, has fallen like a bucket of cold water in the heart of the company. But best of all, at least for users, is that before year's end the new version of the popular browser available through the Android Market.
Especially for those who remain bound to the terminal operator AT & T which, due to number of reasons that I do not understand, can not install third party applications. Good old Matt, in an effort to help a user in trouble with the installation of the browser, stated the following gem:
You should be able to use the Android developer tool 'adb' to install Firefox on your smartphone or you can wait for our next beta should be available through Android Market later this month.
Mozilla has been testing early builds of Firefox Mobile for months, but the browser is not yet available at the official store of applications Google platform. Instead, and for the moment we must resort to manual installation After you download the application directly from your website.
