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IE9 Leads Pack in HTML5 Support? Not Exactly
In: web resources
2 Nov 2010Internet Explorer 9 Beta on the Windows 7 desktop The standards body that oversees HTML5 has released the results of its first tests designed to measure the level of HTML5 support in web browsers. The results, surprisingly, put Internet Explorer 9 ahead of Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari. Microsoft’s IE9 team deserves some major credit [...]
New Standard Hopes to Unify Your Address Book
In: web resources
18 Aug 2010If you’re like most of us, you probably have contact and address book data spread all over the web — friends on Facebook, contacts in Gmail, followers on Twitter, and names in your local address book application. Wouldn’t it be nice if all that data were available in one place where you could see it [...]
Microsoft Says Web Video in IE9 Is All About H.264
In: web resources
30 Apr 2010Microsoft’s next browser will support native playback of videos using HTML5, but it will only support H.264, and not its more open alternatives. In a post on the official IEBlog Thursday, Microsoft’s general manager of Internet Explorer Dean Hachamovitch outlined his company’s position in the ongoing Flash vs. HTML5 video debate. He says that when [...]
The great promise of HTML5 is that it will turn the web into a full-fledged computing platform awash with video, animation and real-time interactions, yet free of the hacks and plug-ins common today. While the language itself is almost fully baked, HTML5 won’t fully arrive for at least another two years, according to one of [...]
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