Firefox’s mobile browser is truly a figment of people’s overactive imagination no more. After last week’s announcement that we’ll see an alpha real soon comes a few screenshots to prove that Mozilla’s CEO wasn’t just rattling off some tentative dates to appease impatient fans.

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Last June, the Firefox Mobile browser codenamed “Fennec” was only a concept Mozilla is working on. Rumors came out that the target release date is 2010, but it was debunked later afterwards. A recent interview with Mozilla CEO revealed that we’ll be seeing the Firefox Mobile real soon though.

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This comes off as no surprise to me—Google co-founder Sergey Brin expects a Chrome mobile web browser for Google Android handsets in the future. Although the Google Chrome and the Google Android were developed by two separate teams, having one parent company makes this, for me at least, inevitable.

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Last week, BGR reviewed the much-awaited BlackBerry Bold extensively to satiate the BlackBerry-hungry fans. As a spin-off of that review, BGR has taken a more focused look the BlackBerry Bold’s mobile web browser.

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We’ve known about the Opera Mobile 9.5 mobile browser since it was announced earlier this year, but it seems the release of the first beta has been pushed back a few times already. Following the browser’s inclusion in some handsets including the HTC Touch Diamond, the beta version 1 has now been released.

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Remember the Opera Mobile 9.5 browser? It got caught up in some snags that delays were inevitable. It was previously reviewed by ZDNet’s The Mobile Gadgeteer and was proclaimed superior to iPhone’s Safari.

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Yes, Firefox is really coming to mobile devices. Firefox Mobile (codenamed Fennec) is still in the experimental stages and it’s not yet known when it’ll become available to the masses. In fact, there still isn’t a working demo available of the actual browser itself, but this demo of a mock-up user interface shows quite a promising future for Firefox Mobile.

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