If you haven’t been a part of the “Flash is dead / HTML5 is too young” debate lately, here’s a primer: Adobe’s long-held multimedia dominance of the Web is on the decline. Sure, in some cases, such as ...

How do enterprise developers extend their corporate apps to the ever expanding universe of mobile devices with the least amount of pain? Visual dev tool maker Sencha made the argument this week for ...

Although Internet Explorer 9 has turned over a new leaf with decent standards support compared to its predecessors, IE still has the reputation of a wet sponge. Not long ago, I asked if IE deserves a ...

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Tablets and mobile phones are quickly becoming the screen of choice for video content consumption with today's multi-device consumer. However, 70 percent of web sites are still not optimized for ...

Over the past few months, my colleague MG Siegler has been piecing together the puzzle around Facebook’s Project Spartan, which is the social network’s secret plan to bring applications to the mobile ...

Mobile web browsing and consumption is growing to an all-time high. Currently more than one billion people receive web content through mobile browsers and the launch of HTML5 by Wix provides users ...

Famous, creator of a JavaScript/HTML5 presentation engine used to power (among other items) mobile-app development, is preparing to make Flash doubly obsolete. Famous plans to not only replace Flash ...