It's not to say that the stock web browser found on the Nexus One and Motorola DROID aren't bad, but the two handsets were recently seen running Mozilla's Fennec mobile browser. Mozilla has been in the web browser game for quite some time and really knows how to make the experience impressive for its users, but it's slowly coming together for the Android platform. The Mozilla team provided some teaser photos of the mobile browser at work on both handsets on their Facebook page – still, there is no confirmation regarding the time line of when a public build of the mobile browser will become available. Even if it does take some time to come around, it's going to have to compete against some other well known browsers on the platform that already proven themselves to meet the needs of handset owners.
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