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HTML5 is becoming the new standard for video on the web and with game and app developers slowly but surely transitioning to the new web video standard since 2014 including the way we share video on Facebook. The move to embed in HTML5 on Facebook also takes into account how Facebook’s 360 Photos are used […]

WordPress.com announces a new small set of tools they which they have dubbed “Advanced SEO Tools”. If you’ve been doing SEO for even just a short while, these new tools include a set of tools that will surely make you smile. These include the ability to write custom meta descriptions for blog posts, the added […]

You can now use bots to play games in your chats which include both graphics and sound. At the time of release there are already about 30 HTML5 games ready to be played on Telegram. One of the best parts of the new Gaming Platform is that it does not require any disk space and […]

Specifications that Have Broken Away from the HTML5 Core As the Internet has grown into what it is today, the HTML specification has grown with it. As far back as 2008, there was discussion about breaking it up into separate specs. An email by Ian Hickson draws attention to where the W3C was at that […]

There’s a company called Algolia, and while you may not have heard of them, you’ve likely already used their search engine technology. Yeah, companies like Medium, Periscope, Vevo, Birchbox, and Twitch to name a few, use their search technology to power their website’s and app’s search functionality. Algolia just released a massive update to its […]

Multi-Tech Systems, Inc today announced that its MultiConnect xDot low power RF module has received a 2016 Internet of Things Evolution Product of the Year Award from IoT Evolution magazine and IoT Evolution World, the leading magazine and Web site covering IoT technologies. Multi-Tech Systems, Inc’s MultiConnect xDot is a secure, CE/FCC certified, ARM mbed […]

At a workshop on “Delivering Video Services to Customer-owned Devices” at the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo event this week, the message to attendees was a cautionary one about the limits of HTML5 development as the industry begins to coalesce around the video player standards for HTML5. However, the foundation does not currently exist for the write-once/read-everywhere […]

AppZero is now offering demos of the initial version of its AZ-Monitor product at Microsoft Ignite on September 26-30, 2016. Opening, in Atlanta, Georgia, AppZero invites customers to help shape the future of application monitoring and migration by providing feedback and expressing interest in a Beta trial program for the product. The AZ-Monitor agent can […]

SMC³ has unveiled the latest web-based APIs added to the SMC³ Platform, an innovative hub of less-than-truckload transportation technology solutions. SMC³’s newest transportation APIs include Execution and Visibility web-service solutions that provide event-based visibility to streamline workflows by sending alerts when shipments require action or attention. SMC³’s transportation APIs, delivered through the secure SMC³ cloud, […]

Vietnam’s largest software company, FPT Software enters into an exclusive deal with SCC to help break into the European market by focusing initially on pushing FPT’s software development and cloud migration services so far in the UK, France, and Spain. Mike Swain, managing director for services Europe at SCC, said that the arrangement came about […]

Security researcher Daniel Cid unveils that at least 15,769 different WordPress websites this year have been compromised by cyber-attackersb who have learned how to avoid Google’s Safe Browsing checks. WordPress is the most popular content management system in the world and used by consumers and businesses to create and publish blogs. To conduct the research […]

TypeScript is the JavaScript-based language devised by Microsoft to help make developing larger Web apps both easier and in some cases, possible has now reached the version 2.0 milestone. Since JavaScript poses certain challenges when used in larger applications, and statically compiled languages such as C#, Java, and C++ perform extensive error-checking every time the […]