Linked by Kroc Camen on Sat 29th May 2010 20:41 UTC
I've been meaning to write this for some time, and for all the time I delayed the more poignant the point I wanted to make started to become as new news came out further solidifying my angle. When I begun writing this article the iPad had not yet been revealed, iPhone OS 4 was not on the map and Apple had not yet purchased Lala. You've probably just noticed that all of these events in fact point toward Apple embracing the web more and in this article I will point out why this is not the case because I believe Apple's agenda here is similar to something we've already seen in recent history.
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RE[4]: IE8 will be the next IE6
by RichterKuato on Sat 29th May 2010 23:02
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RE[5]: IE8 will be the next IE6
by nt_jerkface on Sun 30th May 2010 05:36
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RE[4]: IE8 will be the next IE6
by Almafeta on Sun 30th May 2010 04:17
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HTML5 will be good for interfaces and ads but Flash will be around for video. If not Flash then some other plug-in.
NBC and Time Warner are the latest publishers to show a lack of interest in HTML5.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2364290,00.asp
A bit problem with HTML5 Video is that it was designed without considering the needs of content producers.