The Mozilla Fennec mobile browser is still available only on Nokia N810 internet tablets, based on Maemo Linux.

The new version of Mobile Firefox is slated for Symbian during 2009.

Mozilla fans will be pleased at this news. From early next year, a mobile Firefox browser will be available on Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson phones on a Symbian OS. Firefox’s venture into the small screen should take place in April next year. It has already been available on Linux Maemo and Windows Mobile devices, but

Mobile Firefox also known as Fennec is apparently almost ready for Symbian S60 users as the Mobile Firefox team is already working with Symbian engineers and the plan is for Mobile Firefox to hit Symbian S60 by April of next year. The word is the Mobile Firefox team has been working on Symbian whilst on other

We keep hearing that Mobile Firefox is be developed for just about every mobile OS under the sun.  The latest is Mobile Firefox for Symbian. This post is really just a public service announcement… or public request… Can someone please start working on Mobile Firefox for the BlackBerry?

We can't be certain, but we're fairly sure we just heard the remnants of a million celebratory shouts from Symbian users the world over. Mobile Firefox, the promising web browser that just went alpha a few months back, is reportedly well on its way to S60 land. According to Mozilla's Christian Sejersen, the team feels that "in order for Mozilla to be relevant in the smartphone space...

Code-named Fennec, the browser will use the same technology as the desktop version, including its HTML rendering engine called Gekko.

LONDON — Open-source software development initiative Mozilla expects to finalize development of its mobile Firefox browser on the Symbian platform by the middle of next year, according to a blog post by Christian Sejersen, Mozilla's director of mobile engineering. In the project , the Symbian OS based browser is being referred to as Fennec. Earlier this year, the company said it is in

Mozilla will release its mobile Firefox browser, also known as Fennec, on the Symbian OS, according to a blog post by Christian Sejersen, Mozilla's director of mobile engineering. "In Q3 2008 Symbian had 49.8 percent of the total smartphone sales (and 57 percent in Q2) according to Gartner compared to 11.1 percent for Windows Mobile and 7.2 percent for Linux," he said. "So in order for Mozill...

Those with a Nokia or Samsung phone that’s running on Symbian who are looking forward to the Mobile Firefox browser may not need to wait longer than April 2009. Based on the latest info floating around the internet, both the Mobile FireFox team and Symbian engineers are working on one together with an estimated full public