Aleks Krotoski is joined by Guardian Technology editor Charles Arthur and Guardian Apps Blog editor Stuart Dredge in the studio this week to forecast how the recently launched iPad 2 will transform our web consumption habits. Is the browser dead? Are apps the way we'll surf the web from now on?
Mozilla Europe's president Tristan Nitot and Mozilla Europe's VP of Product Jay Sullivan don't think so; they've briefed Charles on the upcoming Firefox 4 release, which they claim is future proof. Along with a few tantalising personal recommendations for Firefox extensions, Charles, Stuart and Aleks discover the USP for web browsing applications on handheld devices, and what Firefox needs to do to remain a player in the face of competition from native browsing apps bundled with hardware – unlike its predecessor, Netscape.
Aleks speaks with Mohit Gundecha from Mig33, a mobile social network with 40 million registered users throughout India, Indonesia, Bangladesh and the Middle East, and discovers that the secret of their success is down to cultural differences.
Finally, Jemima and Aleks unveil their grand plans for who they'll interview, what they'll see, when they'll be where and how they'll cover the South by Southwest interactive festival in Austin, Texas, taking place next week. Check out the SXSW schedule and let them know what you'd like to see covered.
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