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more about #mozilla Canoehead: Is this because the EU declared war on Microsoft? The French military is afraid of some trojan horse retaliation? more » The5thElephant: Wow, those vehicles must be annoying to drive with such a small field of view. more » bagellord: "French Army? What's that?" -Some general in the movie "We Were Soldiers" more » thatsmrpotatohead2U: Aaaahhh. Mozilla, Linux and OpenOffice? For the military and Government? Gotta love those cheese-eating surrender monkeys. Contrarian just because th... more » The Dude: I've been blaming the French military for all of my problems long before I knew they were actually responsible for any of them. This is one small arti... more » Orbknight: As long as the other Tunderbirds are safe on Tracy Island, we'll be alright. more » loui: okey, i got one more french military joke: "I 'd rather have a German division in front of me, than a French one behind" //quote general Patton more » njdevil: Cheaters,Cowards, Contributors? more » ChristopherReevesApprovalBlinkage: That explains the blank white page I've been getting. more » loui: type "french military victories" in Google, and press I'm Felling Lucky, and see what happens! hint: It's hilarious! =) more » KassiaHaoe: Vive La France! Also, is it just me, or is this article NEGATIVE towards France adopting these open source programs, and seemingly painting France in... more » Hearthatvoiceagain: If France is going open source it won't be long till the whole of Europe follows. The British Government will however wait until the American Governme... more » RuBBa_cHiKiN: The real question is can it fit in the Batmobile?: I guess that answers the age-old question "Can the French Military run Linux?" Yes, even the French Military can run Linux. more » suckerpin: Um. MobileMe does sync bookmarks over the air. Just sayin. #mozillaiphoneapp more » OMG! Ponies!: Just to be clear, lots of things on the iPhone would be surprising. An app that streams a videofeed of me fucking my cat would be, to say the least, ... more » psychiccheese: Surprise! it's Firefox! Nobody's expecting Firefox now, because they're expecting to be surprised, and FF is just too obvious. so now that everyone'... more » TheHonJudgeSmails: Flash, please? #mozillaiphoneapp more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Jenny, I got your number... #browserballot more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Seriously now? What's next? Crawling back to momma's womb? #browserballot more » Heliophage: Just have the browsers presented in a circle. Better yet, a circle that rotates, so any future complaints about Firefox not getting a dominant positio... more » -
#emails
You Can Blame The French Military For Any Problems With Thunderbird 3
If you use Mozilla Thunderbird as your email client, you're in good company, as not only does the military use it, but they also contributed code to the latest Thunderbird 3. Alright, so it's the French military... More » -
#iphoneapps
What On Earth Is Mozilla's Mystery iPhone App?
Mozilla's CEO says an iPhone app is due within a few weeks, and that it'll "surprise people." I mean, that's neat and all, but the most exciting possibility—Firefox—would be the least surprising. So, uh, what is it? More » -
#browserwars
Mozilla Whines About Apple Being First in Microsoft's Web Browser Ballot Screen
After getting cornered by the European Union, Microsoft offered a reasonable solution to the web browser monopoly dilemma: Let users choose whatever browser they want. Now, the developers of Firefox are whining about who's first in the web setup screen. More » -
#browserwars
Microsoft Exec Claims Firefox's Billion Downloads Is Probably Bull
This is Amy Barzdukas, a general manager in charge of Microsoft's Internet Explorer. And she may be smiling in the photo, but nowadays she's bitching a lot. The reason? Firefox's one billion downloads claim: More » -
#browsers
Firefox Achieves One Billion Downloads, 31% Marketshare
Firefox, the open-source upstart launched in 2004, is officially now a powerhouse, having been downloaded over one billion times in the last five years. Hell, it's prominent enough to attract the attention of the Secretary of State. More » -
#government
US State Department Rejects Firefox, Which Is Entirely Free, Due to "Expense Questions"
At a State Department townhall conducted by Secretary Clinton, a staffer asked why Internet Explorer is mandated, even though Firefox is security-approved for the "entire intelligence community." The answer? A whole lot of bullshit, especially the insane citing of "expense." More » -
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#windowsmobileapps
The Month In Windows Mobile Apps: Fennec the Fox Gets Some Exercise
In yet another one of our new mobile app roundups, we've taken a reckless swan dive into the vast, burbling ocean of Windows Mobile software. Mozilla's Fennec browser goes for a test run, VLC gets a remote, and more. More » -
#browsers
Firefox 3.5 Beta Available for Download
The Firefox team has posted the first Firefox beta to carry the 3.5 version number, and it's a pretty hefty update. What's included? For starters, there's improved private browsing, and the lightning-fast TraceMonkey JavaScript engine. More » -
#firefox
Firefox Mobile Pre-Alpha Now Available for VGA Windows Mobile Phones
Just as Mozilla's developer wiki cryptically promised last week, a pre-alpha build of Firefox Mobile 'Fennec' has been made available for the HTC Touch Pro, though it'll work on many other VGA (480x640) WinMo phones. More » -
#concepts
Blackberry + Optimus Maximum Concept Phone: What Do You Get?
A good way to end the debate between using real estate for physical keys or pixels. In theory. [MozPhone via Core77] More » -
#firefox
Firefox Mobile Headed for Windows Mobile as Early as Next Week
Adorably-mascotted Firefox Mobile 'Fennec' is on its way to an early February release for the Windows Mobile-powered HTC Touch Pro, according to a post on the project's developer wiki. More »
