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The article always qualifies it as Firefox OS for smartphones. Is there a non-smartphone version that they're keeping?
by jchendy 11y ago
The article always qualifies it as Firefox OS for smartphones. Is there a non-smartphone version that they're keeping?
- rpwverheij 11y agoit's running on TV's too, which seems to be at least slightly more successfull
- detaro 11y agoYes, that's what the "connected devices"/IoT story is about. AFAIK there is right now a push in direction of Smart TVs (at least they asked people that made apps for phones if they don't want to make TV apps)
- dorfsmay 11y agoInteresting how they make a distinction, I find that used android phones loaded with Cyanogenmod are great IoT devices, dirt cheap, equipped with GPS, camera, screens, etc...