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Leonidas and his army in "300."

Facebook’s ‘Project Spartan’: A covert, web-based rival to Apple’s App Store

Andrew Couts
Google Apps

Google Apps ditching older browsers

Geoff Duncan
W3C logo

W3C to develop peer-to-peer tech for browsers

Geoff Duncan

The World’s Biggest Pac-Man includes user-created levels, runs on HTML5

Adam Rosenberg

Microsoft releases platform preview of Internet Explorer 10

Jeffrey Van Camp

Chrome 11 beta arrives, introduces HTML5 voice interface

Adam Rosenberg

Adobe reveals Flash-to-HTML5 converter Wallaby

Adam Rosenberg

63 percent of Web videos no longer require Flash

Jeffrey Van Camp
HTML5 logo

HTML5 to be complete in 2014

Geoff Duncan
google-chrome-logo-1000

Microsoft puts H.264 video back into Chrome

Geoff Duncan

Windows Phone 7 could be upgraded February 7; can Microsoft turn it around?

Molly McHugh

Google “not happy” with Android Market, lays out 2011 roadmap

Jeffrey Van Camp
HTML5 logo

HTML specification dropping version numbers

Geoff Duncan

Google drops support for H.264 video in favor of WebM

Jeffrey Van Camp

Internet Explorer 9 is the hands down winner in HTML5 compliance

Laura Khalil
nokia c7 debuts as second symbian3 phone october 2010

Nokia posts strong profit and 1,800 job cuts

Geoff Duncan
Internet Explorer 9

Why Internet Explorer 9 may signal Microsoft’s return to glory

Rob Enderle
microsoft internet explorer 9 reaches public beta sept 2010

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 reaches public beta

Geoff Duncan
firefox 4 early beta sports html5 and webm video 1 screenshot

Firefox 4 Early Beta Sports HTML5 and WebM Video

Geoff Duncan

Microsoft Agrees With Apple on Adobe Flash

Ryan Fleming
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