why is firefox not available for android devices that are not phones, since android market insists on a mobile phone number; isn't Mozilla afraid to lose fans ?
I own a Coby Kyros MID7024; it has android 2.2. However it is not a mobile phone, therefore it's impossible to download anything from the Android Market; it provides Appslib by default, and firefox is not available there (yet ?).
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Coby Kyros tablets do not ship with Google Mobile applications such as the Google Market or Gmail. It does not need to be a phone to have Google Market.
You can install it manually. http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/mobile/releases/7.0.1/android/en-US/
It has essentially a Cortex-A8 (ARMv7 and 512MB RAM so it should work.
"It does not need to be a phone to have Google Market"
This isn't true - Android Market will not allow downloads by any device that doesn't have a phone number (as is true of many tablets). Mozilla may not care because it is not for profit, but other developers should seriously consider placing their apps on a site other than Google's, like Amazon App Store or Handango.
Your link solved the problem for me and my gTablet, though.
Most to all Tablets do not have a phone feature as I was saying it doers not have to be a phone. If it is asking you to add a phone number on a tablet then there are a few ways around this. for example: http://phandroid.com/2011/02/04/solved-android-market-website-says-there-are-no-android-phones-associated-with-this-account/
Mozilla is looking at other options also if I recall like Amazon and such.