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Mozilla and Japan's KDDI launch Fx0, the first Firefox OS phone with 4G LTE, NFC; made by LG, costs about $420

Mozilla Firefox OS-powered transparent smartphone GSMArena.com : LG Fx0 is a transparent phone running Firefox OS Rex Santus / Mashable : Latest Firefox phone has transparent shell Neil McAllister / The Register : Japan to get blinged-out Firefox OS phone draped in GOLD Sebastian Anthony / ExtremeTech : The beautiful, transparent Fx0: This is what happens if you put lipstick on Firefox OS Nate Swanner / SlashGear : Firefox OS coming to Japan with LTE on board Don Reisinger / CNET : Mozilla, KDDI partner on ‘high-spec’ Firefox OS phone for Japan The Mozilla Blog : Mozilla and KDDI Launch First Firefox OS Smartphone in Japan Jane McEntegart / MobileSyrup.com : Japan's first Firefox phone has a completely transparent case Brad Linder / Liliputing : Japan's Fx0 is the most powerful Firefox OS phone yet Alex Wagner / PhoneDog.com : LG Fx0 is a high-end Firefox OS phone with a transparent body Edwin Kee / Ubergizmo : LG Fx0 Firefox OS Smartphone Announced In Japan Matthew Benson / Android Authority : Japan's KDDI/au to release the LG Fx0, the country's first Firefox OS Smartphone

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