So, Fennec, the mobile version of Firefox, has been posted for testing purposes. This means that the download file is LARGE (10+MB) and the installation is even larger (around 38MB due to a bunch of debugging material stuffed in there) but the experience is wholly usable.

It only supports Android 2.0+, but I like that Mozilla is actively developing the platform. Check it out.

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The other thing that has emerged recently is the confirmation of Flash being shipped with the next version of Android, Froyo (2.2). Andy Rubin of Android Development at Google said that it will be a part of the OS starting with the next version. “He also promised that full support for Adobe’s Flash standard was coming in the next version of Android, code-named Froyo,” said the NY Times article he was quoted in.

This is expected to debut at Google IO on May 19th, and ship shortly after. Though I don’t believe that it will be included within the OS, and rather will be accessible via download separately. That’s just my opinion, though.