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If you are considering the development of a mobile website, you may be wondering just exactly what are the differences between the two types of websites.

YouTube has announced that it has come up with a new embedding code which enables users to see Flash video on desktop PCs and HTML 5 video on mobile

Although the web has been around for 20 years, the creation of a website remains remarkably complicated. Microsoft hopes to simplify the task with the

Joining ranks with other sites that have made the switch, YouTube this week launched a new version of its mobile website. The updated mobile YouTube uses

Many developers are troubled that Apple hasn't come out with any definitive statements regarding the use of tools such as Unity, Rhodes and Appcelerator

At a time when Adobe is working hard to keep Flash alive, WebOS service Glide has announced that its mobile version not only supports iPad users, it

Since Adobe's release of Contribute CS5 in May, non-technical content creators have been using the tool to add to and edit websites and blogs without the

Although Microsoft Internet Explorer lacks support for CSS3, at least until IE 9 debuts later this year, some folks are still working on solving that

Google just announced its Google Font Preview, a way for developers and non-developers to play with its Google Web Fonts API. Although the Font API is

Until recently, Symbian and Java ME was the platform of choice for developers. Recently, however, the Android and iPhone have taken the lead, as this

iPhone and Android developers will be happy about Symbian's announcement today that it will integrate Nitobi's PhoneGap with its Symbian platform web

Mera-Soft this week announced Running-Charts.com, a unique way to show JavaScript charts within web pages--without the use of plugins, pictures, Flash,