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Along with all the other announcements at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco, Apple announced the release of its Safari 5 web browser. This release includes support for a dozen new features of HTML 5, something web developers are eager to hear. Safari 5 is said to feature a 30% performance increase, includes […]

Internet.com and Microsoft are partnering to connect the developer community with the people who make the tools you use daily. Stop into the CodeGuru Forums and post your question. There will be a variety of Microsoft product managers and guests answering questions on many of the new technologies that have recently released. Bring your questions […]

Often new search engine optimization (SEO) projects begin with the selection of optimum keywords connected to the focus of the business or website. In spite of what some SEO companies may tell you, the most popular phrases can often be detrimental to your site’s SEO success. A much better tactic is to look into the […]

Microsoft today announced the trial release of its Expression Studio 4 software development suite. Microsoft Developers Network members can now download the software, which includes three major tools: Expression Blend, Expression Web and Expression Encoder. The updated version of Expression Blend includes support for .NET 4 and Silverlight 4 platforms, so it is able to […]

While Apple’s Steve Jobs talked about the latest features of iPhone 4 at the company’s worldwide developer conference (WWDC) in San Francisco, he also discussed the device’s operating system, formerly called iPhone OS4, now simple iOS4, and talked about the application review process at its App Store. The decision to rename the OS to iOS […]

Many apps have been announced since the release of the iPad, and Japanese software development shop FreeBit is hoping to draw developer interest with the release of its ServersMan HD, a new application designed to make the iPad act like a web server. Using FreeBit’s ServersMan HD developers enable iPad users to download, upload and […]

Although the Flash vs. HTML5 debate rolls on, HTML5 promises more than just web video. New elements and attributes have replaced old ones–and you can see how your favorite browser stacks up in a new website designed to test web browsers for HTML5 compliance. Although most websites have yet to utilize the features of HTML5, […]

While Apple continues to work to keep Flash off the iPhone and iPad, Adobe continues to work to ensure it gets there–one way or another. Today Adobe announced a partnership with Greystripe to create a solution which circumvents Apple’s Flash ban to deliver ads on the iPhone and iPad. Greystripe’s methodology for delivering Flash ad […]

Stats have shown that use of Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 (IE 6) web browser has dropped below five percent for the first time. Web developers are happy to see the decline, announcing that it can’t happen quick enough. Web analytics company StatCounter stated that in the month of May, IE 6’s browser share went down […]

Google today announced the release of the latest developer channel version of its Chrome web browser, with support for the open Webm VP8 video codecs. Once the developer build of Chrome is stable enough, Google will release the first public beta. This release of the WebKit-based browser, Version 6.0.422.0, includes fixes for a bug that […]

Even with all the talk about HTML 5 these days, many people are unclear about the features the upcoming spec will provide. Today Apple announced that its new site showcases some of the features of HTML 5, via the Safari web browser. The demos utilize the latest web standards such as HTML 5, CSS3 and […]

Apple’s tight control over the App Store has come into question multiple times recently, with blogs and news pieces written every day about the iPhone marketeer. Each time Apple comes out with a rebutal, the pot is stirred. The bad publicity resulting from Apple’s tight control of the App Store shows up as a lack […]