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The Trials and Tribulations of HTML Video in the Post-Flash Era

Adobe reversed course on its Flash strategy after a recent round of layoffs and restructuring, concluding that HTML5 is the future of rich Internet content on mobile devices. Adobe now says it doesn’t...

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Mozilla Demos MediaStream Processing, Audio Mixing in Firefox

Mozilla is drafting a proposal for a new web standard called MediaStream Processing that introduces JavaScript APIs for manipulating audio and video streams in real time. The specification is still at...

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Firefox 10 Arrives With New Dev Tools and Full-Screen API

Mozilla has officially released Firefox 10. The new version of the open source web browser includes a handful of improvements and new features. The browser’s built-in tools for web developers got a...

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Microsoft Touts Plugin-Free Web, Offers Desktop Fallback for Flash

Microsoft’s new version of Internet Explorer has barred browser plugins in the Metro environment. But Microsoft has revealed a method that plugin-dependent websites can use to leap over Metro’s walls...

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Adobe Confirms: No Flash for Chrome on Android

Google issued a beta release of Chrome for Android earlier today. The browser provides support for modern web standards and includes a number of compelling features that aren’t available in the...

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Chrome 17 Released, Will Preload Autocompleted URLs as You Type

Google has just released Chrome version 17, which brings several minor enhancements to the company’s web browser — including a new web address preloading feature and improved protection against...

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First Look: Mozilla’s Boot2Gecko Mobile Platform and Gaia UI

Mozilla launched a new project last year called Boot2Gecko (B2G) with the aim of developing a mobile operating system. The platform’s user interface and application stack will be built entirely with...

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Telefónica Working With Mozilla to Build Open Web-Centric Smartphone

Mozilla announced today that it has partnered with mobile network operator Telefónica to deliver a complete mobile operating system built around standards-based web technologies. They plan to bring...

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Facebook and Others Aim to Make the Mobile Web a Competitive App Platform

A coalition of 30 technology companies hopes to turn the web into a competitive platform for building mobile applications. They have launched a Core Mobile Web Platform (coremob) community group...

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Idealism vs. Pragmatism: Mozilla Debates Supporting H.264 Video Playback

The HTML5 video element promised to be a game-changer for internet media publishing. It provided a vendor-neutral standards-based mechanism for conveying video content on the web without the need for...

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