Tag Archives: HTML5

Opera Mobile : New update screwed to safety


Opera Mobile is one of the more popular alternative browsers on Android, and is focusing its latest update, especially on the issue of safety: So now is a warning system for potentially dangerous websites, and support for additional Web standards on board.

The update to version 12.1 brings substantial improvements in the safety and flexible web functionality: So now Google’s SPDY networking protocol and WebSocket support. SPDY is the successor of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). Continue reading Opera Mobile : New update screwed to safety

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HTML5 towards two standards


The slow normalization W3C blamed the WHATWG decided to support a continuous version of the HTML5 specification.
Not sure HTML5 needed this schism, especially as we remember the difficulties already encountered if only at the level of codecs to use for audio and video tags of language. Continue reading HTML5 towards two standards

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Soup on the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean will not receive official support for Flash


Adobe has confirmed the evidence that the new version of Android – Jelly Bean 4.1, is not the official Flash Player. The player will be permanently removed from the App Store Google Play after 15 August this year. This solution involves a change of focus on the adaptation of HTML5 for mobile platforms. The company also stops the program of certification of mobile platforms for compatibility with Flash.

The press service of Adobe confirmed that the recently announced Google Nexus 7 tablet has no support for Flash. Soup operating system Ice Cream Sandwich, support Flash today, for example, Galaxy Nexus, in mid-July will receive an upgrade to the new OS, and with it – any problems at work. Earlier, Adobe announced that it intends to promote the standard of HTML5, as a solution for mobile multimedia data. According to the company Adobe, if the device is updated from version to Android 4.0 Android 4.1, the current version of Flash Player may behave unpredictably, as it is not certified for use with Android Jelly Bean, updated player in the future will not be. The company recommends to remove Flash Player from devices that have been updated to Android 4.1.

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