Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 27th Feb 2013 22:42 UTC
"Firefox OS could actually be wildly successful, no matter how underwhelming the actual phones may be. And that's because - at least for now - you're not the customer; your carrier is." I'm extremely disappointed by Firefox OS so far. There's nothing wrong with the low-end hardware we've seen during MWC, but there is something wrong with low-end hardware that can't even properly run its operating system. To make matters worse, carriers are the boss here. Terrible first impression.
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RE[5]: Low-end handsets, emerging markets and performance
by moondevil on Thu 28th Feb 2013 15:13
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RE[5]: Low-end handsets, emerging markets and performance
by Nelson on Thu 28th Feb 2013 23:47
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Just take a look at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/demos/detail/bananabread and then please comment on whether you still think that JS JITs can't do "meaningful optimizations".