What’s New in HTML5 – Week of May 14, 2012
This week I have been teaching sessions on mobile strategies in Barcelona at the ClickConnect 2012 conference. I have been hearing a lot about HTML5, which is what the ClickMobile Professional solution supports, but I have also been talking with a lot of large services companies that have stressed how they also want to embrace HTML5 in their companies. Primarily for the cross-platform support and lower TCO (total cost of ownership).
Now for the news…
LinkedIn has launched their iPad app, a hybrid app of which 95 percent is HTML5-based mobile web technology. Read original content
To avoid the security threats faced with Flash (Flash
Player-related vulnerabilities accounted for 14% of all the Web app
vulnerabilities discovered by WhiteHat Security), HTML5 developers need to take
the time to learn how to use its HTML5’s many features securely. Read original content
websites to function like mobile apps by offering design capability that is
mobile friendly. This article provides
five reasons why HTML5 rocks for mobile. Read original content
the ability for developers to create cross-platform native mobile, hybrid and
HTML5 web apps, and has been awarded the Edison Award for Innovation. Read original content
jQuery Mobile, allowing HTML5-based mobile applications running on the Windows
Phone 7.5 OS to use the Metro style. Read original content
launched a new HTML5 mobile application for iOS, Android, Blackberry and
Windows Phone 7 devices. Read original content
Carbyn to offer customers a platform where subscribers can enjoy a variety of
content and HTML5 applications seamlessly by signing into their account on any
device regardless of operating system or browser. Read original content
and humorous ways, demonstrating how “HTML5 is a wonderful creative outlet”. Read original content
The Financial Times is dumping native mobile OS support and completing its move to HTML5. Read original content
technology which converts PowerPoint to HTML5 and will allow viewing
presentations on iPad devices. The
technology will be released in beta during May, 2012 and iSpring is inviting
everyone to participate in the beta testing process. Read original content
21, 2012 in San Francisco, CA.
update. Now called Muro Redraw, the app
now allows users to draw, record and watch art as it is created. Read original content
to their online marketplace for mobile app development. Read original content
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