But then those developers will develop for that new phone, creating a bunch of stuff that will not run on the older phones.
Since those older phones are Mozilla's target market it would be an odd choice to make.
It's a little bit like the WWW where people (rightly) develop on very powerful hardware but often (wrongly) fail to test on a range of normal hardware. (This is also ignoring the fact that stuff written for the WWW should not need testing because it should all be standards compliant etc).
Since those older phones are Mozilla's target market it would be an odd choice to make.
It's a little bit like the WWW where people (rightly) develop on very powerful hardware but often (wrongly) fail to test on a range of normal hardware. (This is also ignoring the fact that stuff written for the WWW should not need testing because it should all be standards compliant etc).