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Vimeo rolls out HTML 5 player for iPhones and iPads
Vimeo writes in a blog post: Since we rolled out the HTML5 player in January people have been clamoring for an embeddable version, especially for iPhones and iPads. Today we’re taking a big leap forward for compatibility and updating our embed code. We call it the Universal Player. The Universal Player is as easy to use as [...]
Continue reading...Apple to unveil Safari 5 at WWDC with 25% faster JavaScript performance, DNS prefetching, and new feature dubbed “Safari Reader”
Saturday, June 5, 2010
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MacGeneration is reporting that Apple plans to take the wrapping off of Safari 5 at this Monday’s WWDC event, and they’ve gotten ahold of some support documents which lay out many of the new features in Apple’s homegrown web browser. Safari 5 is a major upgrade, and will include 25% faster JavaScript performance along with DNS [...]
Continue reading...Prevalence of H.264 video content in HTML 5 skyrockets 160%
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
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The video search site MeFeedia recently released data indicating that the number of online videos encoded in the iPad friendly H.264 format increased by 160% in the 4 months since Apple’s January Pad announcement. In May 2010, 26% of online videos were available for playback in HTML 5 using the H.264 format. Back in January, this [...]
Continue reading...Hulu has no plans to abandon Flash anytime soon as VP explains shortcomings of HTML 5
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Hulu today rolled out a number of welcome improvements to its already great video streaming service. Some of the tweaks include a bigger playback screen, more on-point content recommendations, and adaptive bitrate streaming. In a blog post (since removed) outlining some of Hulu’s new features, Hulu VP Eugene Wei took some time to explain why Hulu [...]
Continue reading...Opera doesn’t see Flash in its long term future
Saturday, May 8, 2010
The folks behind the Opera web browser have no plans of abandoning Flash anytime soon, but going forward, they firmly believe that the future of the web lies with open web standards. Speaking on the matter, Opera product analyst Phillip Grønvold explained: Today’s internet content is dependant on Flash. If you remove Flash you do not have [...]
Continue reading...Facebook Videos go HTML 5, now iPad and iPhone compatible
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
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So long, Flash error messges! MacStories reports that uploaded videos on Facebook will now be played back in HTML 5, thus making them viewable on the iPad and iPhone. Videos uploaded before the recent change, however, will still require the Flash plugin for the time being.
Continue reading...Apple highlights websites with iPad ready video content
Thursday, April 1, 2010
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Apple today unveiled a new page on its website highlighting a list of prominent websites who are making video content available for the Flash-less iPad via HTML 5. The listed sites include CNN, Reuters, the New York Times, Vimeo, Time, Major League Baseball, Sports Illustrated, and TED. Earlier this week, online video provider Brightcove also announced that [...]
Continue reading...Online video provider Brightcove announces broad support for HTML 5 video
Monday, March 29, 2010
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Online video provider Brightcove recently announced that they will officially support HTML 5 video across their lineup of websites which includes heavy hitters like the New York Times, A&E, Showtime, Sony Music, and Time, Inc. The announcement comes days after CBS reportedly began testing HTML 5 video on it website in anticipation of the upcoming [...]
Continue reading...CBS wrapping video content in HTML 5 in anticipation of iPad launch
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The Other Mac Blog (no, not that one.. the other one)Â reports that CBS has begun testing video clips wrapped in HTML 5 on their website in anticipation of the upcoming iPad, which of course won’t support Flash. MacRumors did a bit of legwork of its own and discovered the following: We investigated further and found that clicking [...]
Continue reading...Apple’s growing role in WebKit development and what it means for Flash
Friday, August 28, 2009
The WebKit engine has become the de-facto standard for mobile browsers, something which takes on broader implications in light of Apple’s unparalleled involvement and contribution to the WebKit open-source project. In addition to Apple, a number of other companies such as Nokia and Google are heavily involved with WebKit development, but with approximately 30 webkit developers [...]
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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