The five characters HTML5 are now an established buzzword, found everywhere on the Web and often given top billing in slides, feature lists, and other places where terms du jour congregate.

While the HTML5 video element gets the lion’s share of attention because of its potential to eliminate the need for Flash on popular sites like YouTube, the HTML5 audio element is equally useful. Like ...

April 10, 2012 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Google has added a few experimental features to Google Music including the ability to trigger desktop ...

The Dubjoy project was stopped dead in its tracks when the newest version of the Google Chrome browser stopped using Adobe’s flash plugin and transitioned to their own called Pepper Flash. The aim of ...

HTML5 lets you play music through compliant browsers—no "cloud" required. Recently, "cloud"-based music services, from big names like Amazon, Google and Apple, have been getting attention in the press ...

Google Play Music has been updated with a set of Google Labs features, including desktop notifications, a new HTML5-compliant music player, and a new ratings system. Google Play Music has been updated ...

Bitstream has updated its BOLT web browser for phones that can run Java-based apps. That includes BlackBerry phone sand some Palm and Windows Mobile devices. Version 2.3 includes support for HTML5 ...

Less than two months ago, Facebook quietly launched a Google Chrome extension called Facebook Like Button (via TechCrunch). The extension lets you Like, Share, or Recommend web pages, images, videos ...

A Google Reader Help thread has a request from one Google Reader user that he would like if Google Reader would support HTML5 elements. He specifically asked that the audio and video elements would be ...