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 ==Vision statement==
-Fennec will bring a true Web experience to mobile phones and other non-PC devices, yet take advantage of the specific opportunities for new and useful user experiences enabled by mobility and telephony.  Fennec will do what users need out of the box, enabling access to their favorite content and rich internet applications.  It will integrate smoothly with device features, including easy initiation of phone calls from Web pages, access to local search, maps and directions.  It will solve basic usability challenges have generally prevented the mobile Web experience from being pleasant and enjoyable, even though people have a critical need for data when on the go.
+Firefox will bring a true Web experience to mobile devices, yet take advantage of the specific opportunities for new and useful user experiences enabled by mobility and telephony. Firefox mobile will do what users need out of the box, enabling access to their favorite content and rich internet applications.  It will integrate smoothly with device features, including easy initiation of phone calls from Web pages, access to local search, maps and directions. It will solve basic usability challenges have generally prevented the mobile Web experience from being pleasant and enjoyable, even though people have a critical need for data when on the go.
-Fennec will be the mobile Web browser that content and application developers can target to create great software for mobile phones, rather than the plethora of native platforms and programming languages required to reach people in a mobile environment today.  Any developer with skills in HTML, CSS and JavaScript will be able to develop for mobile.
+Firefox will be the mobile Web browser that content and application developers can target to create great software for mobile phones, rather than the plethora of native platforms and programming languages required to reach people in a mobile environment today. Firefox provides a platform for creating rich mobile applications. Using the latest Web technologies like HTML5, CSS and JavaScript developers can innovate faster, more easily and extend their reach. Developers can build great sites and apps by tapping into the device capabilities of the phone, as well as create game changing add-ons for the first mobile Web browser to support them.
 ==Key themes==