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Firefox 4 Final Available For Download Now
The most awaited browser release of 2011 is here (No M$ fans, I wasn’t waiting for IE9) What’re you waiting for? Head over to Mozilla’s FTP server to grab your copy ftp://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/4.0/ Directly jump here for Windows EN-US build and here for Mac. Mozilla doesn’t want people to download using these FTP servers which can’t…
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HTML5 Gets An Official Logo, Ready To Save The World Now
W3C has announced a shiny new official logo for HTML 5. The logo is featured on a swanky website and contains some fancy and bold statements from W3C. AN HTML5 LOGO It stands strong and true, resilient and universal as the markup you write. It shines as bright and as bold as the forward-thinking, dedicated…
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Yahoo Mail launches HTML5 version for iPad
Yahoo Mail is still the largest web mail service in the world. Gmail is gaining popularity, however, it is still behind Yahoo in terms on number of users. Soon after the iPad was released, Gmail launched an iPad version. Yahoo is catching up and has recently launched a HTML5 version of its popular web mail…
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The HTML5 Gmail Game
Today’s modern browsers have been built to comply HTML5 standards which are Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari 5 in no specific order. Although, well “advertised” as the modern browser, IE8 fails miserably in the ACID3 test (but that’s a story for another day) GMail – One of Google’s most prosperous products & the front runner…
