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IBM announced today that they have made another acquisition to expand its business in cloud services and specifically those in the area of enterprise app development. It has acquired StrongLoop, a startup based in San Mateo that builds application development software for enterprises using the open source JavaScript programming language Node.js. This in turn enables […]

Metrological made the announcement today that Liberty Global and Comcast will leverage new, open-source browser enhancements geared towards improving their ability to support enhanced Internet Protocol (IP) browser-based services and applications for set-top boxes (STBs). Metrological created the new open-source browser enhancements, and will contribute them to the Reference Design Kit (RDK) software stack for […]

Node 4.0 brings the same version of the V8 JavaScript engine used in the Chrome Web browser, along with a number of ES6 features. The collaborators of the Node.js project and the members of the Node.js Foundation are proud to offer v4.0.0 for general release. This release represents countless hours of hard work encapsulated in […]

QuoteMedia announced it has added a new suite of HTML5 Market data products to its arsenal of financial content solutions.  After a year of development, QuoteMedia’s new proprietary QMod market data framework, built using HTML5 standards, is now slated for roll out to clients.  QMod provides what is essentially an unlimited suite of fully customizable […]

Ryuta, the contributor, has included all of the css, characters, controllers, js files, and even the cheat codes that worked in the original game. All this is a wonder of the web and that of HTML5 and how far it has come. With such high end game, and to work independent of the hardware platform […]

Mozilla updated its Thimble code editor Tuesday to make it more useful and just like other code editors, Thimble can now autocomplete tags, as well as automatically close tags making it quicker and easier to build websites. With the growing emphasis on smartphones, it also helps that Thimble’s previewer allows developer to show users what […]

Googles new tools and features aim to help advertisers make the transition from Flash to HTML5, a markup language that includes video now supported in the browser. It also allows search engines more easily to serve video alongside search ads. Continue reading this story here.

With the vultures circling over Flash, as the ends looms nearer, Jivox today announced a major upgrade to its Jivox IQ Dynamic Ad Platform that delivers an advanced set of HTML5 features, including the first-ever functionality for building complex animations and video in HTML5. Available worldwide today, Jivox’s dynamic ad platform eliminates the need to […]

At this years InfoComm BrightSign will share a stand with DigiComm and will also showcase its 4K player, the recently updated XD and HD range of solid state digital signage players, and low-cost LS models shown for the first time in the Middle East. BrightSign will also exhibit its 2015 range of players for the […]

Amazon announced that the move to HTML 5 is in response to the decision by most mainstream desktop browsers to block Flash. The move also puts Amazon in line with industry security experts for Adobe to kill off the browser plugin. The change will ensure that customers continue to have a secure experience on Amazon.com. […]

Mozilla’s recent FireFox update blacklisted Flash on the browser which means the rich media player will remain disabled by default. The change will still allow you to manually enable the Flash plug-in, if you desire to do so, but you’ll receive a clear message that Firefox views Flash as a nonessential technology in today’s HTML5 […]

Mozilla is leading the charge on boycotting the Flash player with FireFox 40. You may continue to use the Flash player after accepting a newly added security risk disclaimer, warning you of the hazards of doing so. With Firefox 40.0, Mozilla decided that it was time to push the Flash player out of the way […]