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In a move that speaks highly of Microsoft's fight to regain the momentem they have been losing in the mobile marketplace, they are ready to release a

Last week YouTube announced that they were supporting HTML5 video, using the H.264 video codec. Mozilla hasn't settled on which codec they will support,

After yesterday's announcement that YouTube announced an experimental version of an HTML5-supported video player, Vimeo has joined the mix with support

YouTube has joined the HTML 5 bandwagon by offering their videos in HTML 5 format--no Flash Player is required. This is another example of the

With the relase of Mozilla Firefox 3.6, developers have a reason to be excited. Expanded support for emerging web standards, a PluginCheck utility and

In what used to be a client-server application world, the web-based application has brought new implications and new challenges. Cross-browser testing

Last year Micrsoft introduced its latest brainstorm, a kid-friendly, easy-to-use game creation application called Kodu that runs on the Xbox 360 platform.

Social Networking is still booming--most of us have a profile page on a social network, whether it's MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Ning, or

"Gordon" may be its name, but Tobias Schneider's software which enables Flash applications on the iPhone is actually a Flash interpreter written in

Not only are land lines on their way out, but a recent Gartner report indicates that within three years, most of your site's visitors will be viewing them

HTML 5 isn't new by any means--the first Public Working Draft of the specification was released on January 22, 2008 by the W3C. HTML 5's canvas element

As many developers and end users already know, especially search engine optimization (SEO) pros, Google search now features an option known as "real time