web technologies

  1. Adobe Releases Its Own HTML5 Video Player

    Oct 22 2010 File Under: Link Removed due to 404 Error, Link Removed Link Removed Link Removed Adobe has released an embeddable video player that plays HTML5 native video in browsers that support it, and falls back to Flash in browsers that don’t. It’s cross-browser and cross-platform, so it...
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  2. Windows 7 Web Camps TV #9 - Script Junkie, jQuery, jQuery Mobile and "the dance"

    This week, Link Removed, Community PM for JavaScript and HTML, joins Link Removed to talk about Script Junkie, a new website that publishes solution-based articles on all things web—such CSS, JavaScript, and HTML—from the best client-side developers out there. We also talk about Rey's...
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  3. Internet Explorer 9 RC Now Live

    IE 9 Download Internet Explorer 9 is now released. Link Removed Internet Explorer 9 is Microsoft's newest entry to the browser market. Making use of HTML5 and hardware acceleration support, IE 9 is ready to compete with Firefox 4 and Chrome 10/11.
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  4. Windows Vista Firefox 3.5 Released: Enhanced Performance and New Private Browsing Feature

    Mozilla has released Version 3.5 of the Firefox browser. This is a major release, as it updates Firefox with a range of changes, most of which are under the hood, resulting in faster performance, greater stability and support for new web technologies. The most obvious new feature of Firefox 3.5...