All the stories tagged with html5
appFlash turns HTML5 apps into native iOS apps
06/30/2011, Remember Google Swiffy; the online tool that converts Flash files into HTML5? Well, the folks at appMobi have decided to take things a step further – by giving you the ability to convert those HTML5 into native iOS apps. Called [...]
Swiffy makes Flash content iOS-friendly
06/28/2011, It looks like Google is pretty intent on killing off Flash. The company has just released a new tool that lets users easily convert Flash files into HTML5-compliant code that can be pretty much viewed on any device including iOS [...]
OnSwipe Makes HTML5 Webpages Feel Like An App
06/22/2011, Lots of magazine publishers are starting to hop aboard the app train by offering up magazine subscriptions through their apps and allowing their customers to view and read entire magazines through their specially designed apps but now thanks to OnSwipe, [...]
Facebook’s Project Spartan to circumvent App Store on iOS devices?
06/16/2011, There are whispers going around that the current social networking giant, Facebook, will be working with around 80 developers on a hush hush project known as Project Spartan, which is a HTML5-based application platform that will circumvent Apple’s App Store [...]
Windows 8 Interface: Not Friendly to Windows Developers
06/13/2011, Microsoft showed off its latest incarnation of the Windows operating system last week, and it was mostly received warmly by the public. People thought the new user interface and tablet experience were appealing, and a welcome change from the previous [...]
Google to abandon support for older browsers
06/03/2011, Can’t say we didn’t see this coming, but Google has announced that it will be phasing out support for older browsers beginning August 1. Initially it will start with the loss of certain features, but it will eventually turn into [...]
Offline Gmail unsupported in next version of Chrome
05/24/2011, We’ve previously mentioned that Google Gears support will be removed from the upcoming version of Google Chrome, and while this move won’t seem like a big deal to most people, it does mean that users who use offline Gmail won’t [...]
Microsoft mobile browser speed test results are unconvincing
04/13/2011, At MIX11, Microsoft were showing off how fast the web browser on Windows Phone 7 was supposed to be. They pitted the iPhone 4 and Nexus S against a WP7 phone with the Mango update by running a HTML5 rendering [...]
Updated Adobe Flash Media server streams to iOS
04/13/2011, Adobe will be demonstrating an update to its Flash Media Server at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show this week to enable publishers to stream video to all sorts of mobile devices. No longer will they be limited to [...]
Bing receives some useful updates
03/23/2011, If there’s one thing you gotta give Microsoft props for, it’s their dedication to improving the Bing search engine service steadily over the past few months. In an announcement today, they announced two new features to the multi-purpose search engine. [...]
Speech recognition in the latest Chrome beta
03/23/2011, It looks like Google doesn’t want voice commands restricted to just mobile devices. It has been reported that the latest version of Google Chrome beta supports the HTML5 speech input API, which will allow developers to write apps in for [...]
Adobe Wallaby: Flash-to-HTML 5 converter
03/08/2011, The company has just released Wallaby, an experimental Flash-to-HTML 5 converter. The tool allows users to easily convert their Flash files into HTML 5 – all they have to do is drag and drop the .fla files into the tool [...]
Google pulls H.264 codec support from Chrome
01/12/2011, In a move that will be welcomed by many and cursed by just as many folks, Google has announced that it will be dropping support for the H.264 video codec in Chrome’s HTML5 component. Google’ already has its alternative WebM [...]
