Your home is the next frontier for gadgeteers across the world and Cortexa’s leading the way by releasing a new kit that’ll turn your house into Proteus IV in a matter of minutes. The EZ Home Automation Ready Controller can manage lighting, security cameras and thermostats from the comfort of its Flash-based (aww) web-interface or iOS app.
Your home is the next frontier for gadgeteers across the world and Cortexa’s leading the way by releasing a new kit that’ll turn your house into Proteus IV in a matter of minutes. The EZ Home Automation Ready Controller can manage lighting, security cameras and thermostats from the comfort of its Flash-based (aww) web-interface or iOS app.
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Cortexa’s ZE Home Controller: recreate Demon Seed for a fraction of the cost
Trading tradition for tech, the BBC has officially launched its news app for Sony connected TVs — joining the ranks of its other offerings made for Samsung and Panasonic displays. With a third TV app under its belt, the Beeb is already talking about launching a fourth HTML-based variant designed to access all the newsy goodness from Virgin Media’s TiVo boxes
Trading tradition for tech, the BBC has officially launched its news app for Sony connected TVs — joining the ranks of its other offerings made for Samsung and Panasonic displays. With a third TV app under its belt, the Beeb is already talking about launching a fourth HTML-based variant designed to access all the newsy goodness from Virgin Media’s TiVo boxes
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BBC launches news app for Sony connected TV, joins Samsung and Panasonic
TeleNav’s been bringing the turn-by-turn goods to both Android and iOS for quite a while now, and has added plenty of nifty features to its GPS platform along the way — from personalized routes to offline access . Now, the company has unveiled plans to put its navigation in every HTML5-capable browser on the planet, and the best part is, it’s free
TeleNav’s been bringing the turn-by-turn goods to both Android and iOS for quite a while now, and has added plenty of nifty features to its GPS platform along the way — from personalized routes to offline access . Now, the company has unveiled plans to put its navigation in every HTML5-capable browser on the planet, and the best part is, it’s free
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TeleNav launches browser-based turn-by-turn GPS navigation using HTML 5
Omar Shahine has sent SkyDrive off to the Microsoft gym in the hopes that it’d trim up ready for its forthcoming update.
Omar Shahine has sent SkyDrive off to the Microsoft gym in the hopes that it’d trim up ready for its forthcoming update.
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SkyDrive juices up document sharing and uploading, grabs a HTML5 smoothie afterward (video)
The debate about using ‘native web’ applications against ‘native applications’ has forgotten about one important element in the process – the user One of my favourite tweets of recent weeks comes from Jon Lech Johansen (of DeCSS and latterly of DoubleTwist fame): “Next year HTML5 will replace native apps” is the new “Next year will be the year of Linux on the desktop” . I bet Google’s team wishes that native apps were passé, seeing as it had to claw back a malfunctioning iOS app from the market on Wednesday
The debate about using ‘native web’ applications against ‘native applications’ has forgotten about one important element in the process – the user One of my favourite tweets of recent weeks comes from Jon Lech Johansen (of DeCSS and latterly of DoubleTwist fame): “Next year HTML5 will replace native apps” is the new “Next year will be the year of Linux on the desktop” . I bet Google’s team wishes that native apps were passé, seeing as it had to claw back a malfunctioning iOS app from the market on Wednesday
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Will HTML5 replace native apps? It might: here’s how to figure out when
Company best-known for Farmville ignores 90% drop in profits as it gets ready for US listing Pushing regulatory rules has become de rigeur when American internet firms prepare to go public. The infamous Playboy interview with Larry Page and Sergey Brin published during the “quiet period” before Google’s 2004 flotation, and more recently Groupon’s leaked memo spring to mind.
Company best-known for Farmville ignores 90% drop in profits as it gets ready for US listing Pushing regulatory rules has become de rigeur when American internet firms prepare to go public. The infamous Playboy interview with Larry Page and Sergey Brin published during the “quiet period” before Google’s 2004 flotation, and more recently Groupon’s leaked memo spring to mind.
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Zynga gets ready for ‘hypergrowth’ as IPO beckons
Remember that Pandora redesign that we told you about, way back in July?
Remember that Pandora redesign that we told you about, way back in July?
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Pandora rolls out HTML5 redesign to everyone, drops 40 hour listening cap
Flash fans can breathe a collective sigh of relief — Adobe has confirmed that the next version of Windows will, in fact, support work built on its once ubiquitous web publishing platform.
Flash fans can breathe a collective sigh of relief — Adobe has confirmed that the next version of Windows will, in fact, support work built on its once ubiquitous web publishing platform.
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Adobe: yep, your Windows 8 system will support Flash — sometimes (video)
While we keep waiting for the BBC to release a version of its iPlayer on this side of the Atlantic , it’s already upgrading UK PlayStation 3s with a brand new interface. Designed to be navigated by any standard remote, the main focuses are personalization and enhanced navigation to avoid scrolling through long lists, as well as bringing over synced iPlayer Favourites from the PC
While we keep waiting for the BBC to release a version of its iPlayer on this side of the Atlantic , it’s already upgrading UK PlayStation 3s with a brand new interface. Designed to be navigated by any standard remote, the main focuses are personalization and enhanced navigation to avoid scrolling through long lists, as well as bringing over synced iPlayer Favourites from the PC
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BBC iPlayer app gets a new look on the PS3 now, other devices later
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