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Within the next two years the number of mobile phones and tablets with browser support for the HTML5 web standard will hit one billion units worldwide, according to a new report from research firm Strategy Analytics. That projection is a drastic increase from [...]
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Last week I told you about appMobi making most of its HTML5 technologies open source projects on Black Friday. The HTML5 [...]
Continue Reading →AppMobi announced this week that it would be releasing its HTML5 development technologies as open source projects on November 25th. The Black Friday release is an early gift for developers this holiday season, and [...]
Continue Reading →One of the most common criticisms of the still-evolving HTML5 standard among game developers is that HTML5 games perform poorly when compared to their native counterparts. Load times are slow, graphic rendering is sluggish, browsers freeze – all things that would drive away the average mobile user.
Using the devices native tools and code to [...]
Continue Reading →The HTML5 development company appMobi announced today the release of the PhoneGap Mobile App XDK, the latest in a series of cross-platform development kits (XDK) for creating native applications using HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS.
The PhoneGap Mobile App XDK is immediately available as a stand-alone download or [...]
Continue Reading →Online marketplace for outsourcing Freelancer.com, formerly known as GetAFreelancer, is expected to release their findings on the fastest growing outsourcing jobs in Q3 later today. TechCrunch got an early peek at the report, which is based on 114,455 jobs that were posted on Freelancer.com in Q3.
The fastest [...]
Continue Reading →The launch of Facebook Platform for mobile earlier this week was the culmination of what had been known as “Project Spartan” in the tech world (although Facebook is said to have [...]
Continue Reading →Sometimes it seems like we can’t go a week without Chrome or Firefox releasing a new update. Every new beta version or stable release comes with the requisite change log detailing why this version is the end-all be-all of web browsers. Firefox is playing catch-up to Chrome in this department — they Continue Reading →
Google has revealed a Chrome Web Store app that allows for offline access in Chrome for Gmail called Gmail Offline. The app allows you to access and organize your email without an internet connection.
Google Calendar Offline and Google Docs Offline will also be rolling out over the next week.
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Continue Reading →Silicon Valley International Game Developers Association has announced the world’s first-ever HTML5 developer conference. The conference will take place on September 27 at the Westin Hotel in San Francisco.
Speakers include Douglas Crockford of Yahoo!, Ben Savage of Sibblingz, Steve Souders and Lilli Thompsen of Google, David Herman of Mozilla, Peter Lubbers of Kaazing, [...]
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