Showing posts with label HTML5. Show all posts
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Setup, Install and Test Mozilla Firefox Mobile OS On Windows, Mac & Linux PC Desktop - Tutorial

Posted by Unknown on Sunday, July 29, 2012

The Mobile Operating System competition is yet to be begin because Mozilla Firefox has also engaged itself into Mobile OS market with the introduction of Firefox Mobile OS, Codenamed "Boot to Gecko", the Firefox OS operates on HTML 5 which will allow web apps to make full use of the Mobile device’s hardware for better performing applications. Mozilla has just started Firefox OS in the form of beta testing and they are all set to take some market share from the Apple iOS and Google Android mobile operating systems. Mozilla Firefox Mobile OS has first been made available for the tablets and smartphones and is available for testing on Mac OS X, Windows as well as Linux machines. According to Mozilla's spokesman Chung; Firefox OS is currently only available for Developers who wants to test their WebApps and for those who wish to help in testing, desktop builds allow looking for test plans as well as file the bugs.

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How HTML 5 is a Better Replacement of Adobe Flash? Let’s Find Out

Posted by Unknown on Friday, March 23, 2012

HTML5 Replacing the Flash

Even though many people do not think about this, there are a lot of things changing in the modern Web world. What used to be standard has today become obsolete, and what once seemed not likely to ever be of any importance is today becoming increasingly important. Until recently, all website developers that wanted to create interactive and rich website content simply had to use Adobe Flash and different add-ons. Today, however, things have changed in a way that HTML5 is slowly but steadily replacing Adobe's Flash. Some Web developers are thrilled about this, others do not like the idea very much – regardless of this fact, HTML5 is a reality, and it would not be any less important even if all Web developers hated this idea.


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Connect Smartphone's Internet to PC and Create WiFi Connection

Posted by Unknown on Sunday, March 18, 2012

Now you can Link-up your Smartphone device's Internet Connection with your Computer and Laptop and use them as WiFi Internet modems without having any WiFi hotspots, extra data plans or costly Air Cards. Tether is an application which allows users to have full Internet access on laptop anywhere by using smartphone's data plan. Tether offer its services for BlackBerry, Android and iPhone Smartphone devices, owners of these three devices can connect their device with any laptop or computer and can create WiFi connection without any WiFi hotspots area.


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Internet Communication Technology Improving In Face of Economic Downturn

Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, January 4, 2012

The whole world has been experiencing the consequences of economic turmoil, with bank bailouts, government spending cuts and some countries facing the prospect of a double-dip recession. However, while traditional industries and commercial ventures have been taking serious hits through this period of instability, the internet-communication technology that is altering the way we interact and do business is improving in spite of the problems. From 4G wireless internet and free wi-fi hotspots to faster fixed-line connection speeds and fibre-optic cabling, there has never been an better time for people to get online. The implications of this are far reaching and for some commentators it will be the internet that aids the global economy in its return to growth and prosperity.

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Experience Windows Phone Interface On Any Smartphone Device

Posted by Unknown on Saturday, December 3, 2011

It’s really tough for every Smartphone device owner to suddenly switch towards new mobile OS, because the whole new experience of new OS always need time and you don’t want to take a risk. But if you are a Smartphone geek and always wants to try something new and if you are curious about Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango) OS from Microsoft than you can try it for free without making new hardware changes on your iOS (iPad or iPhone), Android phone or any other Smartphone device you have.

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Facebook Launches HTML5 for TouchScreen Smartphones

Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Facebook is finally moving towards HTML5 version of Facebook for PC Browsers as well as for Touchscreen Smartphones. Facebook has recently launches its "Project Spartan" named version of HTML5 for Facebook, according to TechCrunch. Now touchscreen smartphone owners can able to use HTML5 on their phones browser by going through this official link: touch.facebook.com.

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New Official Logo of HTML5 Introduced by W3C

Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, January 18, 2011

As we know HTML5 is the next major revision of the HTML standard, currently under development. Like its immediate predecessors, HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1, HTML5 is a standard for structuring and presenting content on the World Wide Web.

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Chrome 10 Includes Free HTML5 Games

Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Google is now experimenting with its new upcoming Chrome Browser Version 10. It seems that Google wants to include every new feature in Chrome 10, According to the sources Google is now integrating free HTML 5 Games in Chrome 10. According to the Google Operating System Blog the Chrome 10 Dev Channel build will include two HTML 5 Games; "Poppit and Entaglement". So If you are running the Dev Channel build, the games will install themselves automatically. If you don't want them you will need to uninstall them manually.
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Download Internet Explorer 9 Beta, Launched With Gorillaz

Posted by Unknown on Thursday, September 16, 2010


Microsoft introduced Internet Explorer 9 beta in London this evening with a special endorsement from the Gorillaz.

Microsoft previously unveiled that the software giant and the virtual animated band were pairing up, earlier this week. The band appeared tonight in a promotional video to add its backing to Internet Explorer 9 beta. Working with the Gorillaz’ design team, Zombie Flesh Eaters, Microsoft assisted the Gorillaz to create a unique online experience for fans. The site has taken full advantage of HTML5 and the new features in IE9.

Gorillaz issued a statement regarding the partnership:

“Of course those clever bods at Microsoft came to us Gorillaz first with their new Internet Explorer 9 Beta technology. And it works like magic – our website now pushes past the boundaries for visual speed and our fans will be able to interact with us better than ever before. Gorillaz.com through Internet Explorer 9 Beta – it’s like a Wizard’s Portal!”

Internet Explorer 9 is now available for download.

You can Download New Internet Explorer 9 beta here.

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Bing's HTML 5 Browsing and Animation

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Amongst all of the excitement with the launch of Internet Explorer 9 today, the Bing team made another presentation with the introduction of Bing in HTML5.

The updated search engine will answer back at Google’s instant search results with their very own kind of search improvements, including taking the power of HTML5 and introducing it into their home page.

The new improvements will allow for an animated home page using the Canvas HTML5 tag. Bing demonstrated an animated beach home page, where the water crashes onto the beach, all without the use of additional plug-ins or video.

We also showed off a preview video of the new Bing home page last week, with smooth transitions from the search page, to your actual results, all without reloading the page.

The video below shows just how the new Bing.com will work, with animated home pages, smooth transitions between the home page and your results, including hovering over tabs to show off content, to animated weather.

The new updated home page is expected to preview in a month, and expected to replace the existing home page within the next few months.
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