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ZTE goes official with two Firefox OS smartphones



The Chinese multinational telecommunications equipment and systems company, ZTE has announced two new smartphones with Mozilla Firefox's operating system named Open C and open II in Mobile World Congress 2014. We have got it's details and specifications of these devices.

 The Open C will come out of the box with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 SoC clocked at Dual-Core 1.2 GHz, 4-inches WVGA screen with the resolution of 480 x 800 display, 512 MB of RAM, 4 gigabytes of internal memory, 3 megapixels primary camera, 1,400mAh battery. It has 3G connectivity and it weighs 126g, 10.8 mm thin. This device will be launched in Telefonica, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Mexico and Uruguay.
  
The Open II will come out of the box with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 Soc Clocked at Dual-Core 1.2Ghz, 3.5-inches HVGA screen with the resolution of 480 x 320 display, 256 MB of Random Access Memory, two gigabytes of internal storage, 2 megapixels of primary camera, 1,150mAh powered battery. It has 3G connectivity too and weighs 118g and 10.5 mm thin.

 Source: ZTE 

Geeksphone Revolution steps into sales



The Android powered handset with an Alternative OS on board is here for the public consumers, from the makers know for manufacturing something different each time, the Geeksphone Revolution. Today the company has brought up the phone for sales from the official domain.

 As said previously, the phone will come out of it's box with a Dual-Core 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z2560 Central Processing Unit (CPU), a 4.7-inches IPS qHD screen of 960 x 540 resolution display, four gigabytes of internal storage with one gigabyte of Random Access Memory (RAM), an eight megapixels main camera on the back with LED flash light, capable of capturing 1080p videos at 30 frames-per-second and a two megapixels front facer, 3G HSPA connectivity support, a 2,000mAh powered battery and maintaining Android as it's primary operating system, compensating Boot2Gecko by Mozilla, featuring Firefox OS side by side, with a neat dual-boot interface setup. The handset can also read any community supported ROM's, by allowing users to update them over-the-air.

 The smartphone is now available for grabs from the Spanish company's webpage at a price of 222 Euros, which is around 305 United States Dollars, where the firm offers international shipping.

 Source: Geeksphone shop

Geeksphone Revolution will come with Android and Alternative OS



We heard it coming from our Editor Mustafa the past month, the new Geeksphone will be powered with a Intel chip inside. At times we also read about the smartphone to feature Mozilla Firefox operating system, but this time around we see the handset to sport an Alternative OS out of the box with Android platform as their primary stand.

 Basically, the Geeksphone will run on new Boot2Gecko by Mozilla, (as Mozilla till date don't approve any certification process to their Firefox OS for any other independent manufacturers, do the Geeksphone Revolution is not yet licensed to use Firefox's branding or logo), accordingly the phone can give some power to the Firefox OS with this new software, dual-booting alongside the unspecified Android version. The people from the company also made it clear that their smartphone will support any community supported ROM with a user-friendly graphical interface and by also letting it's users to receive over-the-air updates from any database.

 From the phone's internal hardware specification, we will be seeing a Dual-Core 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z2560 Central Processing Unit (CPU), a 4.7-inches IPS qHD screen of 960 x 540 resolution display, four gigabytes of internal storage with single gigabyte of Random Access Memory (RAM), an eight megapixels main camera on the back with LED flash light, capable of capturing 1080p videos at 30 frames-per-second and a two megapixels front facer, 3G HSPA connectivity on board and 2,000mAh powered battery. Unfortunately, we still lack the availability and pricing information of the new device.

 Source: Geeksphone, Engadget

Geeksphone Revolution will come with an Intel SoC



The Spanish manufacturer, Geekphone has unveiled a new smartphone with the 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z2560 chipset named Geekphone Revolution. There is a shift this time by the Geekphones to use the Intel processor rather than the Qualcomm ones. This device is rumored to run Morzilla's firefox operating system.

Along with the SoC, it is rumored to come with 4.7-inches IPS screen with the resolution of 540 x 960 display, an expandable storage, 8 megapixels primary camera with LED flash and 2,000mAh powered battery. It is expected that this handset will start shipping in the first quarter of 2014.

 Source: c|net

LG reveals Fireweb, running on Firefox operating system



South Korean multinational conglomerate corporation LG has announced an entry level smartphone, not something for the Android guys this time around, but instead with the Firefox operating system on board. Yes, we are not kidding, this is indeed a full fledged Firefox OS smartphone from the hands of Life's Good manufacturer.

 The new LG Fireweb consists of a Single-Core Qualcomm chipset clocked at 1GHz, four-inches TFT capacitive touchscreen of HVGA 320 x 480 resolution display at a pixel density of 144, four gigabytes of in built storage (expandable via microSD card slot), a five megapixels main shooter with auto-focus and LED flash light, 1,540mAh powered battery and Firefox operating system 1.1 on board. The handset is 113.8 x 66.5 x 9 millimeters in dimensions and 122.5 grams in weight.

 This new LG Firefox creation is available from Brazil's largest telecommunications company, Vivo aka Telefonica Brasil at an affordable price of $59 on contract and $207 off contract.


                                        


Source: Mozilla, Engadget, firefoxchannel (YouTube)
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