Mozilla is making something big, according to their Twitter teasing a Major Firefox update on Android.

There are virtually no indications on what the "something BIG" part might be, but judging from the not so many Firefox goodies the browser has seen on Android, it's safe to assume the announcement is in this ballpark.

Next week is when the Google I/O conference will take place (June,27) so it's highly probable Mozilla will make its announcement there. Google will also announce its new Android JellyBean 4.1 too.

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Firefox for Android Updated with New killer features, Now you can synchronize it with your desktop Firefox and have all your bookmarks and pages straight on your phone, but now Mozilla is making its Android browser even better by adding speed and power to it.

Earlier last week, the company teased us that a "Fast. Smart. Safe." Firefox is in the works, and now it's out on Android's Google Play.

The new Firefox brags with faster than stock Android browser performance in everything from startup through page loading and pinching in and out to zoom. Also, it's now the fastest in benchmarks like SunSpider. The new Firefox also supports Adobe Flash so you can check out videos online and play Flash games.

FireFox BETA 14 [Play]

The Windows 8 Consumer Preview is currently out in the wild and the official release coming in the near future, the big names in the software world are looking to have Metro versions of their apps ready for the Windows Store as soon as it opens.

Firefox 2012 Roadmap shows that its goal is to have a working Firefox prototype on Metro by the end of Q2. While it is not to their standards yet, there is a Firefox browser that works in Metro. Currently, it sports the same look as the familiar Android version. The Metro version allows you to surf the web, create tabs, bookmark pages, build history, retain cache, and adjust preferences (screeshots above and below).

Eager to get the latest and greatest browser of the Mozilla Foundation? Well you have got your chance now as the company has made Firefox 10 available for download.

Firefox 10 brings the kind of life-changing features you would expect from a six-week update cycle, with some extension management improvements, a forward button that hides itself until it has a function, the inclusion of APIs for full-screen web apps, and anti-aliasing for WebGL. Firefox 10 also marks the debut of the "Extended Support Release," intended for enterprises that do not want to deal with the hassle of supporting a new browser every six weeks.

Firefox 10 for (PC)

Firefox 10 (For MAC)

Most of tablets users use a non-stock web browser that supposedly enhance the user experience than the default/stock browser. Mozilla, the makers of Firefox, wants to step into this.

However, the Mozilla developers have decided to follow a totally different approach. By developing an iPad browser, codenamed "Junior", with which they aim to "reinvent the browser for a new form factor".

First of all, there are No tabs and No address bar taking up that precious display real estate. Instead, the user interface consists of a back button on the left and a plus button on the right side of the screen. The latter brings forth three items when pressed: a list of recently visited pages, a list of bookmarks, and a unified search/URL bar underneath. Watch the Video below for More info !