html5

See the new Video Homepage for Bing

See the new Video Homepage for Bing
Bing is now using an HTML5 powered video background for their homepage. The video based homepages look good though they do add weight to the site.

Embed YouTube Videos in both Flash and HTML5

Embed YouTube Videos in both Flash and HTML5
Learn how you can easily embed a YouTube video in your site using both HTML5 and Flash video. The video player will automatically switch depending upon the OS and browser of the visitor.

HTML5 and CSS3 Support in Adobe Dreamweaver

HTML5 and CSS3 Support in Adobe Dreamweaver
The HTML5 compatibility pack for Dreamweaver CS5 lets you author CSS3 and HTML 5 compatible web pages for modern browsers using Dreamweaver. It supports the <audio> and <video> tags though you would need to install the Quicktime player for preview.

Google Drops Google Gears

Google has retired Google Gears in favor of HTML5. They’ll however continue to support Gears enabled web applications for Firefox and Internet Explorer for some more (unspecified) time: In January we shipped a new version of Google Chrome that natively supports a Database API similar to the Gears database API, workers (both local and shared, equivalent to workers and cross-origin wokers in Gears), and also new APIs like Local Storage and Web Sockets.

The Best HTML5 Presentations To Help You Get Started

The Best HTML5 Presentations To Help You Get Started
HTML5 is next revision of HTML and is already support in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera and even IE (if you use Chrome Frame). Here’s a list of presentations, videos and web articles to help you get started with HTML 5.

Firefox Logo Drawn Using Firefox Itself

Firefox 3.7 will not just have an awesome interface but it will also include support for multi-touch devices. Marcio Galli demonstrates how he could draw a logo of Firefox on a touch-screen laptop running the latest build of Firefox 3.7 using nothing but his fingers.