Mobile is the future, yes? Mobile, web enabled devices are already outselling traditional PCs
It's safe to say that mobile devices are a significant part of the future. They are not, however, "the" singular all inclusive future that completely eclipses every thing else. Yes, the growth of mobile devices is impressive but that fact alone is not the one singular fact that sums up all reality. Research says that most people are not buying them to replace
their PCs. In most cases they're an additional
device they own not a replacement for other less mobile devices. People aren't so much choosing between them as they are just adding the mobile devices to their collection. The most of the people who owned PCs before still own one.
Also, the "OMG the PC sky is falling" reports conveniently chime in right after everyone had just bought new PCs in response to the releases of Windows Vista/7. The release of Microsoft's OSes bunched up the sales of PCs. Of course there's a decline after words. Everyone had just upgraded and it's going to last them a few years. (It's what you get when you exclude all other data because you're only
looking for data that "proves" some idea you fancy.)
Further, there's a reason why Mobile browser statistics are seldom charted on the same graph as desktop browsers. Desktop browsers still lead over mobile browsers by a metric fuck ton (in the 90 percentile range). Despite the explosion in sales mobile devices still have a very long way to go in the "catch up to PCs" bracket. There's still a whole lot of time left on the clock, apparently.
Mozilla is a non player on mobile, I'm not sure how much clearer I can make it.
Mozilla has only recently made an effort to that end. Of course they don't have a presence in a market they just started looking at. You make it sound as if they had been a mobile company for the duration. They might be late to the party but that doesn't necessitate an extinction event. If you want to talk about a company that's been failing at the mobile space for an astoundingly long time look at Microsoft. They've actually been there and have sucked at it. Mozilla, on the other hand, hasn't really been there and it remains to be seen whether they suck at it.
And you've still not commented on the demo or on how you feel about HTML5 as a gaming platform which is what the article was about. Go try the damned demo and bitch about how bad it is. Why is it so hard to get you trolls to do it right? I'm spoon feeding you the correct approach to trolling the article but you insist on this brain dead approach that makes you look like an idiot rather than the glorious troll you could be.