Apple has created a showcase for HTML5
June 5th, 2010 | 
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Apple has created a showcase for HTML5 on its website that shows what users will tomorrow.
The step forward in the ongoing dispute between Apple and Adobe, allows users of Apple’s Safari browser to see how the new programming language work and change the way we view the Internet.
There are a total of seven demos show other video content integrated with photo galleries, audio, and play with typography and even play games, demos plus 7 other place on the Web.
“Every new mobile device from Apple, and all new Mac – with the latest version of Apple’s Safari Web browser – supports web standards, including HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript,” cites the Apple seen advancing boldly to say that “non-standard add-ons for the web. They are the web.”
Strange then that if Apple says: “These are the open web standards, reliable, highly secure and efficient”, as they are currently working in your browser, Chrome and Firefox users to download the Safari for HTML5 to see that in action.
Oh, and if you’re wondering, the page works on the iPhone and IPAD.
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Tags: Add Ons, Adobe, apple, Css3, Download Safari, Firefox, Games, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, Language Work, Mobile Device, New Mac, New Programming Language, Open Web Standards, Photo Galleries, Safari Web Browser, Showcase, Typography, Video Content
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