This is a great thought and we've been exploring something similar. One suggestion that our team came up with is to provide Firefox-branded USB keys and distribute them through reps, chains like KFC and 7-11, and local computer vendors where people connect online. These would have installers for the latest version of Firefox and FF for Android.
The USB thumb drive is an important format because it is reusable and people share media (movies, music) via the drive. For example, we saw many private drivers and cab drivers in Indonesia with a USB thumb drives plugged into their car's stereo, using them as a portable music libraries. Similarly, we saw other network work-arounds in Indonesia. Samsung has branded stores in Indonesia that have kiosks where you can connect your phone to a terminal and install apps. This is cleverly allows users to download apps without using the network. Holly Habstritt and I have been talking through possible paths to use for this and would love additional input and support if this is something other feel is effective. Bill _______________________________________________ dev-platform mailing list dev-platform@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-platform
