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How To: Apple HTML5 Gallery in Flash
Apple have a nice HTML5 gallery in their demo site. In this tutorial, you will learn how to do that in Flash. More Info about RotationMenu Video: www.digicrafts.com.hk
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8bitrocket Video Gripe-Cast: HTML5, Apple, iPhone / iPad and Flash
We take a look at some HTML5 games, discuss the Javascript HTML5 canvas that Apple and puzzle over some of unwarranted the hatred out there for Flash.
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Apple Finally Anounces HTML5 for iPhone/iPod/iPad + I Left iCyJailbreakRz + CONTEST!
Three things guys! The biggest (for me) is that I left the iCyJailbreakRz Channel tonight and I took ALL my work down! (Don’t worry though I’ll post it back up on this channel) And the second is that Apple finially announces HTML5! What we have all been waiting for – their solution to flash and java plugins! And last but NOT LEAST, my Contest, I will be giving away either and iPhone 3g or a Wii ( watch this video for more details: www.youtube.com ) Go to this website on your iDevice or Computer to demo it! (No plugins required!): www.apple.com/html5
Video Blog: Google & Apple Takes Over, HTML5 is In Part 2 of 2
Google and Apple, through the WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group), is pushing to replace the current underlying technology XHTML2 of the Internet with their new HTML5. This will remove market share from Adobe Flash, Microsoft Silverlight and Sun Java FX, and put more control of the Internet in Google and Apple’s hands. For more information and or details about this issue or our list of work and services, please visit www.variable8.com and www.onev8.com.
HTML5 Pacman on Apple iPad
Read about HTML5 Pac-Man Game (and iPAD iPhone playing tips): obamapacman.com Proof of concept by Google to celebrate 30th anniversary of Pac-man. Works without Adobe Flash!
Yan Huang: Google & Apple Takes Over, HTML5 is In Part 1 of 2
Google and Apple, through the WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group), is pushing to replace the current underlying technology XHTML2 of the Internet with their new HTML5. This will remove market share from Adobe Flash, Microsoft Silverlight and Sun Java FX, and put more control of the Internet in Google and Apple’s hands. For more information and or details about this issue or our list of work and services, please visit www.variable8.com and www.onev8.com.
Why is Apple in support of HTML5?
Apple has already criticized Adobe’s Flash for performance reasons; although its believed that if Flash were to be permitted on the iPhone platform, it can dethrone Apple’s own Property App Store Framework and its revenue stream. But this argument doesn’t seem to make sense to me, since Apple is also simultaneously working to get HTML5 functioning in the iPhone Platform. And because following the Google Voice App rejection from the App Store, Google did successfully evade Apple’s control and rewrite the Google Voice App in HTML5. So why is Apple still supporting HTML5 even if it risks losing the App Store revenue stream?
What would it cost Apple to add Flash to iPad?
I understand Apple thinks Flash is buggy, slow, not as good as HTML5, etc. But besides a sort of policy reasoning, does it also cost Apple to just add the functionality? Like hardware or expensive coding? Or is it just a patch they could add for relatively cheap later?
Please don’t rant about the usefullness of iPads, I’m just asking this specific question.
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Apple push of HTML5 Web Design Standards
In this week’s web design video blog, Nick and James analyse Steve Jobs’ eagerness to push HTML5 and his reluctance to supporting Flash on their latest range of must-have devices. You can read the supporting blog post at www.crearedesign.co.uk
Apple says we should use HTML5, while the rest of the world uses Flash?
HTML5 isn’t even half baked! It is no where close to being operational.
Flash works and it is here.
Apparently Apple didn’t learn why they lost the market to PCs? They’re seem to be going down the same road again…
