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	Minimo v0.1
		Minimo v0.1 is the "first" public preview release of a small device browser.
		Minimo v0.1 is part of the Handhelds.org unstable feed currently.
		Minimo v0.1 is also now part of the Handhelds.org stable feed.
	www.mozilla.org /projects/minimo/releases/arm/0.1 (180 words)

	Minimo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		With a planned approach to merchandising, Minimo allows optimum positioning of store fixturing without the need for unsightly cross-bar hardware and its adaptable accessory range gives you the flexibility to change the overall look of your display whenever you wish.
		The Minimo connector is inserted into the panel and is fixed in place from the rear.
		Minimo is suitable for both wall and floor fixtures and can be teamed with ASI wall standards to provide additional vertical merchandising flexibility.
	www.asionline.com.au /content/view.asp?id=148 (157 words)

	Neowin.net - Where unprofessional journalism looks better - Nokia funds Mozilla's Minimo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The Minimo (Mini Mozilla) project is focused on developing an elegant web browser that is small enough to be used comfortably on mobile devices or systems with limited resource.
		Minimo, a product based on Mozilla 1.7a, has been the source of speculations that Nokia may be adopting future versions of this open-source software.
		Minimo has made the 0.1 release in February and the early project milestones can be seen by following the links below.
	www.neowin.net /comments.php?id=21423&category=main (1100 words)

	3g.co.nz » Blog Archive » MiniMo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Minimo, the Mozilla browser for mobile devices, is poised to move beyond Linux PDAs and onto Windows CE devices, according to the Mozilla Foundation.
		Minimo developers have already completed basic work on the project, but they are looking for extra developers to work on improving the user interface, Turner said on the MozillaZine news site.
		Although Minimo is not as well-known as Firefox, Mozilla’s most popular browser for PCs, it has already attracted interest from device manufacturers, including two mobile-phone makers, that need an embedded browser.
	www.3g.co.nz /?p=74 (220 words)

	ICE World
		Minimo developers have already found a solution to the problem of rendering Web pages on small devices.
		Minimo's main competitor in the mobile phone browsing market is Opera Software, which produces versions of its browser for various mobile phones including Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Panasonic and Siemens handsets.
		Another advantage of Minimo is that it is fully standards compliant and is compatible with various platforms.
	www.business-standard.com /iceworld/storypage.php?hpFlag=Y&chklogin=N&autono=174942&leftnm=lmnu9&leftindx=9&lselect=0 (786 words)

	An overview of the Minimo (Mini Mozilla) project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		With the release of Minimo, a slimmed down version of Mozilla, we offer a minimalist browser that may be the best browser in the embedded space.
		For example, if you have two process of Minimo running on a device, the actually memory usage would be less than the sum of RSS values reported for the two processes.
		Minimo provides what is known as Small Screen Rendering (SSR) that uses CSS to massage web pages into a format that looks better on small displays.
	www.linuxdevices.com /articles/AT7396996719.html (1214 words)

	Interview with Doug Turner and Chris Hofmann of the Minimo Project - NewMobileComputing.com
		Minimo is a new Gecko-based browser built for PDAs and other mobile devices.
		Minimo, is really two parts -- it is an effort which aims at providing a small embeddable browser for small devices.
		The cell phone vendor that is funding our research on minimo has basically given us PDA targets to shoot for, so I'm guessing future cellphone products will have many of the hardware characteristics of current high end PDAs.
	www.nmcx.com /story.php?news_id=3761 (812 words)

	Nokia Funding Minimo - MozillaZine Talkback
		CNET News.com is reporting that Nokia is funding Minimo.
		The Minimo project aims to build a version of Mozilla that can run on small devices such as mobile phones and PDAs.
		let's be happy that nokia is funding minimo, because i think that's one of mozilla's most important markets in the future.
	www.mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=4864 (1242 words)

	* A DIY Kusunoky stile DAC for CD Pro engine by A. Galavotti * (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Minimo impressed us a lot expecially with its clear, life-quick sound.
		Minimo had a lot of "impact" but there were something missing in the higher part of the spectrum, and -in general- the soud had too forwardness expecially in some live recordings.
		Minimo need only a variable power supply to drive the for TDAs 1543.
	www.geocities.com /agalavotti/dac.htm (1236 words)

	Minimo Interview with Doug Turner - Mozilla for Small Devices \| Threadwatch.org
		Turner said there are two mobile phone companies that are already using Minimo.
		He would not reveal the names of the companies that it is working with, but he said there will be at least one announcement in the near future regarding a partnership with a television manufacturer.
		Minimo does a fine job of rendering, but it is missing many basic features.
	www.threadwatch.org /node/743 (279 words)

	Slashdot \| Mozilla Heading to Mobiles
		I hope they eventually port Minimo to the Pocket PC; I have an iPAQ 6315 PPC Phone Edition and happily abandoned Pocket IE in favor of the far superior Thunderhawk browser [bitstream.com].
		I hate to say this, but at the moment minimo is nowhere near being able to compete with opera.
		Minimo was introduced 10 months ago ( previous mention [geekzone.co.nz]).
	slashdot.org /articles/04/12/13/1812229.shtml?tid=154&tid=184 (3865 words)

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		Mozilla's Firefox browser has been downloaded nearly ten-million times since it hit 1.0 and is attracting users from the IE side of the fence with clever marketing and a product that offers innovative features not found in Microsoft's browser.
		Their application is targeted at portable platforms with 32 to 64MB of RAM, and Linux, which seriously limits the appeal of the browser.
		Minimo developers have been churning out new ideas for improving the usability of websites on small-screen devices such as re-flowing content to eliminate horizontal scrolling without discarding page elements, page zooming, and non-linear navigation of hyperlinks.
	arstechnica.com /news.ars/post/20041209-4452.html (463 words)

	MiniMo 0.6 Public Beta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		MiniMo has a QuickNavigation feature that takes you directly to the most common directories.
		MiniMo servers are also protected by the same brute force protection I added to MoSucker 3.0, and also have a packet gate which prevents the servers from being knocked offline by flooding the port with data.
		MiniMo is compatible with MoSucker's arsenal of plug-ins (26 and counting), and MiniMo uses the same CGI interface as MoSucker.
	www.megasecurity.org /trojans/m/mosucker/Minimo06beta.html (751 words)

	Mozilla targets mobile browser market - ZDNet UK News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Mozilla is hoping to move on from its success in the browser desktop market, to tackle the market for browsers on consumer devices, such as phones, PDAs and television set-top boxes.
		He cannot reveal the names of the companies that it is working with, but said there will be at least one announcement in the near future regarding a partnership with a TV manufacturer.
		Due to its emphasis on the OEM market, developers have only created a build of Minimo 0.1 for the ARM architecture, although Turner said he will release a build for the Intel architecture soon, so that consumers can try out the technology.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /internet/0,39020369,39179896,00.htm (1024 words)

	Mozilla targets mobile browser market - GSMArena.com news
		The idea behind the project is to move on from Firefox's success in the browser desktop market, to strive with the market for browsers on mobile devices (phones, PDAs).
		"With Minimo, if it renders OK in Firefox, it will render OK in Minimo." The technology works by shrinking less important images, such as banner ads, and wrapping columns around to make a single column, so that users only need to scroll vertically.
		Minimo 0.3 will also automatically complete URLs as they are being typed in and the functionality will be improved to allow users to zoom in and out of Web pages.
	www.gsmarena.com /news-detail93.php (436 words)

	Minimo: Mozilla for mobile phones - infoSync World
		The Minimo project aims to bring the web browser technology behind Mozilla and Firefox to mobile phone hardware with several phone-targeted features.
		The latter two are already present in many mobile browsers, but Minimo's directors say that they are working on new link-finding logic to replace the linear tabbing method now used by most companies.
		The other advantage of Minimo, with version 0.3 due out in January (open source projects frequently have long 0.x cycles during which the programs are still considered end-user-ready), is that because it shares the same engine base as Firefox it will render any page that Firefox renders.
	www.infosyncworld.com /news/n/5620.html (603 words)

	FirstLoox.org - Forums - Minimo .005 is out (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Minimo version.005 for PPC was released yesterday May 17th
		The rendering engine for Mozilla is great - if only Minimo could be VGA aware and landscape aware...
		I expect to fully forget PIE with minimo a bit later (with v.0.1 for instance) since it progresses very fastly.
	www.firstloox.org /forums/showthread.php?threadid=3914&goto=lastpost (556 words)

	MiniMo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The old record for the most MiniMo servers connected to the client at once (~300) has been shattered by pLuG who is creeping up to the 1000 mark.
		DECRYPTOR ADD-IN This MiniMo Add-in was coded by Helter and I. Its the first Add-in to use the Raw Protocol Hooking feature that is coded into the MiniMo client.
		MiniMo's file manager remembers where you have been, and ensures that you don't reload remote directories twice.
	members.shaw.ca /superchachi (756 words)

	Mozilla's Minimo Prepares to Challenge Opera (MobileBurn)
		Fresh from their recent successful launch of the open-source Firefox browser, Mozilla may be preparing to challenge Opera for dominance in the mobile browser market, according to a story appearing on ArsTechnica.
		And, like it's big brother Firefox, Minimo's open-source heritage means it can be used without royalty fees, which may give it a particular advantage in the mobile phone industry, where profit margins are slim.
		The Minimo project raises the possibility that the mobile phone industry may soon be in for a browser war reminiscent of the epic battle for market dominance between Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator in the 1990's.
	www.mobileburn.com /news.jsp?Id=987 (228 words)

	Gizmodo : Nokia Funds Lightweight Mozilla Browser 'Minimo'
		CNet covers Nokia's investment in the Mozilla Foundation's 'Minimo' browser for mobile devices, a move that happened last year but is just now coming to light.
		The aim is to provide a free, open-source web browser in a small, computationally-lightweight package that would excel at rendering web pages on the small screens and small memory spaces of mobile devices -- specifically mobile phones, but also on PDAs and other portables.
		If nothing else, the cash infusion from Nokia for Minimo will help Mozilla continue to push out browsers for the PC market, as well.
	www.gizmodo.com /archives/nokia-funds-lightweight-mozilla-browser-minimo-016425.php (133 words)

	Minimo; Firefox like browser for your mobile : Software : MobileMag
		Mozilla Foundation is planning to release a version of Minimo (Mini-Mozilla browser for portable devices) for mobile phones.
		Due out in January of 2005, the 0.3 version of Minimo is already in use by two mobile phone companies, however they cannot release their names due to an embargo.
		Minimo 0.1 and 0.2 resolve the issue of displaying web pages on small devices, and is currently only supported for the ARM architecture, an Intel version will follow soon.
	www.mobilemag.com /content/100/103/C3490 (557 words)

	Minimo Project
		The Minimo (Mini Mozilla) project is focused on code-size and runtime footprint reduction, and porting to small consumer devices.
		For end users, the same browser you are used to running on your desktop and laptop will be available in a slimmed down form on your palmtop, but it will have full support for accessing the variety of content you are used to viewing.
		The primary focus of Minimo to date has been system with around 32-64 MB of RAM.
	www.mozilla.org /projects/minimo (194 words)

	Mozilla targets mobile browser market - ZDNet UK News
		Minimo 0.3, which is due in January, will include improved Web page navigation for mobile phone users, said Turner.
		Developers are also working on functionality to allow users to zoom in and out of Web pages, so that they can easily find what they are looking for, said Turner.
		Minimo's main competitor in the mobile phone browsing market is Opera, which produces versions of its browser for various mobile phones including Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Panasonic and Siemens handsets.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /business/0,39020645,39179896,00.htm (1016 words)

	CNET News.com Reports on Minimo - MozillaZine Talkback
		CNET News.com has an article about Minimo, the version of Mozilla for small devices.
		Doug reveals that no fewer than two mobile phone companies are already using Minimo (but he won't name them) and hints of an upcoming announcement regarding a partnership with a television manufacturer.
		Looking further ahead, the Minimo team are working on a feature that lets users zoom in and out of Web pages, making it easier to get a 'big picture' view of where everything is. A demo of this technology is expected by June.
	www.mozillazine.org /talkback.html?article=5729 (1887 words)

	PalmAddicts: Minimo or âMini Mozillaâ version.005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Minimo is a Pocket PC web browser designed to offer users an option besides Pocket IE.
		In future releases of Minimo you can look forward to some of the familiar features found in Firefox such as tabs.
		Please remember, Minimo is young." More details over at Tekguru.
	palmaddict.typepad.com /palmaddicts/2005/05/minimo_or_mini_.html (330 words)

	rebron.org : MiniMo(zilla) coming to a cell phone near you
		Here are a couple of photos of MiniMo on a cell phone and PDA taken on my camera by Doug or Asa, not sure who....
		Posted by: chall3ng3r at April 3, 2005 04:56 PM It's interesting because of what may come in the future, but the current state of minimo on CE is just unusable.
		Even though I understand that Minimo is mainly focussing on the highend pda market, you should remember that in Europe and Asia (where most of the gadgets with phone capabilities are sold) there are sold a lot less pdas than Advanced smartphones.
	rebron.org /blogarchives/2005/03/minimozilla_com.html (2147 words)

	Minimo ("mini Mozilla") project leaders interviewed
		According to the founders, as quoted by NMC, the Minimo project has completed much of the "footprint" work, which involved pulling a minimalistic codebase from the main Mozilla tree.
		Minimo targets devices with 32MB to 64MB of RAM, which the founders say is really the minimum threshhold for any modern browser, as quoted by NMC.
		Minimo depends upon GTK, and releases target the Familiar distribution (mainly for iPAQs), and the GPE palmtop environment, according to the interview.
	www.linuxdevices.com /news/NS2268001756.html (356 words)

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