On Tuesday, 26 June 2012 07:10:28 UTC-7, Marcio Galli  wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 7:07 AM, Ben Francis <b...@krellian.com> wrote:

> > On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 11:42 AM, pd <an0n1m...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >> Unfortunately I don't have any experience building Mozilla applications

> >> but I'm willing to give it a try, especially if I have some support from

> >> people on a mailing list such as this.

> > This is certainly the right place to ask for help.

> >> Of course since the current B2G focus is all about smartphones (perhaps

> >> ignoring the upcoming open web on TV market?) then it's possible nobody

> >> would be interested. I'd like to hear from people either way.

> > It's true that the B2G team is very focused on smartphones right now, but I

> > wouldn't say they're "ignoring" the possibility of B2G on other form

> > factors. It's just a case of taking one step at a time :)

> > I'm interested in hearing about B2G on Raspberry Pi (and smart TVs,

> > desktops, tablets and toasters) and others may be too so feel free to fire

> > away with your questions, someone may be able to help.

> For thre TVs it may well fall in the smartphone ( or better ) category

> – TVs are pushing very powerful machines. In fact they push a full

> linux stack nowadays — they can affort that when you think in a

> 60''inches 3D polarized TV out there in the supermaket. All of them =

> full stack today = they are all the same market Mozilla is going =

> Marketplace but using a more mild name — I see no sales related

> terminology involved yet with them.

> >From an interaction after Ron Piovesan, business development Mozilla

> as I understand from the article, one of the partners ( or interested

> parties ) in Brazil said

>  “Hoje temos que trabalhar a programação de aplicativos para web,

> dispositivos Android e iPhone. Com a plataforma da Mozilla será mais

> rápido e fácil disponibilizar um aplicativo para vários dispositivos –

> smartphones, desktops, tablets – sem ônus para o desenvolvedor”,

> avalia Samir Iásbeck de Oliveira, CEO da Qranio, plataforma web e

> mobile que tem a proposta de transformar o aprendizado em algo

> divertido.  "

> Which translates as a customer ( = developer ) interest to deploy apps

> in smartphones, desktops, and tablets.

> m

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