Cross Platform HTML5 Mobile Development and the Firefox OS
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The document discusses the evolution and significance of HTML5 and its implications for mobile development, particularly through Mozilla's Firefox Mobile OS, which leverages Boot to Gecko (B2G). It highlights the open-source nature of B2G and its capabilities to provide smartphone functionalities at lower costs, with a focus on using HTML5 standards. The text underscores the importance of moving forward with web technologies for various devices to ensure relevance in a fast-evolving digital landscape.
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