mardi 19 juillet 2011

Mozilla is changing

Mozilla is changing, as everybody has noticed. It's not change for the sake of change, but the whole environment is changing. Here are a list of things that have changed over the past few years, from the top of my head, in no particular order: Competition in the browser space is now really strong,  […]

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mercredi 22 juin 2011

Back from Bilbao

Raise your hand if you like the Open Web! Nonick crowd cheering for the Open Web, taken from the stage Last Friday, I gave a talk at the Nonick Conference in Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain. I've put the slides on Slideshare.net: [The Open Web approach  […]

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mercredi 15 juin 2011

Adobe Ditches AIR for Linux

Reminder: as usual, I'm not speaking on behalf of Mozilla here, just expressing my own views. So it looks like Adobe will no longer be releasing (...) versions of Adobe AIR and the AIR SDK for desktop Linux.. A few questions and remarks come to my mind, which I'd like to share: Is this going to hurt  […]

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mardi 14 juin 2011

Mozilla at the eG8

(I wish I had some time to post this earlier, but vacations got in the way.) A couple of weeks ago, Mitchell Baker and I have been invited to participate to the eG8 forum, an event which took place in Paris, led by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, known for his "three strikes law" that  […]

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vendredi 11 février 2011

Interview: Realease and the Shogo tablet running Linux

''The Realease Shogo Tablet'' I've recently had the opportunity to interview a long-time friend of mine, Daniel Schneersohn, CEO of Realease, the company that makes the 10 inch Shogo Tablet I have already written about: Shogo, the tablet you can control, extend and hack ;. QUESTION: Daniel, can you  […]

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vendredi 14 janvier 2011

Shogo, the tablet you can control, extend and hack

I've been loaned a Shogo Tablet recently, and I wanted to share my first impressions this device which is very different from other tablets of roughly the same size. Not trying to compete with the iPad nor the Android tablets, the Shogo is actually a platform for companies and developers who want to  […]

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jeudi 6 janvier 2011

Firefox leading in Europe

A recent report by StatCounter says that Firefox is now the leading browser in Europe. As always, market numbers are to be taken with a grain of salt, but it's hard to imagine a better way to start 2011, considering how small Mozilla is compared to its main competitors (Microsoft, Google and  […]

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mardi 14 décembre 2010

How is Firefox different from other browsers

As always on this blog, this article does not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. In the light of the recent Google announcements about Chrome, Chrome OS and the Web App Store, I am getting questions from people around me and from reporters. Many people seem to forget how Google and  […]

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