Mozilla announced today that its Firefox mobile operating system has gained support from more device manufacturers and carriers across the globe. The HTML5-based platform was first shown off at Mobile World Congress earlier this year and will eventually make it to devices on Sprint's network in the U.S. and other carriers worldwide.
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