Recent content by tenshin111

Exactly, this is the first Opera browser build on WebKit/Chromium code. But the Presto versions have been available on Android for several years.

Please, remove the last sentence from the article...it is really embarrassing to sum up an otherwise interesting read with such a shameless promotion.

fuzzionAre you 5 yrs old? He's not even 4.

razor512while not as popular in the US, many phone companies around the world still make semi-smart phones where you won't really get any apps but you will be able to text and surf the web and get a few other smartphone like functions.Other than that, the remote processing stuff is useless for...

abbadon_34Ok, so it' s java, we've seen Apple go back and forth with java support. Is there somethiing new/news? What's the problem? This tool is written in java but it translates your app into native code for a given platform which would be Objective-C in case of iOS apps.

stoogieMainly why i dislike apple is that they have never invented anything before and they just copy others, then patent it, then sue the creators, that and 180-220% overpriced, limited closed unix based OS(which was copied from linux) Not that I like Apple but their OS has nothing to do with...

palladin9479Umm no, that's not how they work. First rule of nuclear warfare, The TV / Movies are ALWAYS WRONG. They like to create dramatic effects that are wholly unrealistic, usually because the script writers have no idea how nukes actually work.The primary source of damage from a nuke is...

Vorador2And that's why the standard is still incomplete. No, this is not the issue. HTML 5 defines semantics for the element and it's expected behaviour - not the actual implementation. It is up to browser manufacturers to choose specific codecs and use them.

phatboeHave they figured out what video/audio codecs they will support? What do you mean by 'they'? The standard does not promote any codecs - it is up to browser makers to add specific codec support. These days it is WebM, Theora and MP4-AVC(H.264) but different browsers support different ones...