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Will 2008 prove the year the Web grew up?
Insight perspective After the turbulence of the browser wars and the dotcom crash, the emergence this year of open development standards hints at a new-found maturity, argues Opera exec.
Tags: Protocols and platforms, Web sites, Web 2.0, Web Browser, Document Object Model, W3C, CSS, HTML 4, HTML 5 Specification, JavaScript
Opera: Single-minded about widget development
Insight newsmaker Browser company believes that a single standard for widgets will stop Web users from being locked into one product, according to chief executive Jon von Tetzchner.
Tags: Standards, Web sites, Web 2.0, Web services, Mobile applications, Protocols and platforms, Web Browser, Browser Company, W3C, Standards
Microsoft's new handheld OS
Reviews The latest version of Microsoft’s handheld operating system is an evolutionary advance, but there are some significant developments -- including a new name.
Five HTML oddities that you may not know
Techguide Browsers are more compliant than Web developers think--find out why, as well as what other nuggets of insights from an industry observer's experience with HTML 5.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Protocols and platforms, Specification, Web Browser, HTML 4, XHTML, DOCTYPE, compliance, Microsoft Internet Explorer
HTML 5 aims to formalize Semantic HTML
Techguide HTML 5's new additions focus on Semantic HTML by allowing Web developers to easily assign meaning to content via HTML tags.
Tags: Web servers, Web services, Java
Welcome to the browser jungle, Safari
News Apple's Safari offers little challenge to Microsoft's browser dominance, analysts say, but the Mac maker could benefit enormously if it can wean itself from IE.
Fighting over 'forms'
Program As Net heavyweights vie to define the next generation of Web applications, the Web's main standards body is facing a revolt within its own ranks over electronic forms.
Tags: Software, Web browsers
Internet Explorer 7
Product Reviews Internet Explorer 7
Securing the IT budget
Insight With the onslaught of viruses this year, it is no wonder that Asian companies have been spending on information security in 2004, according to a CNETResearch report.
Asian Tech Spending 2004
Insight What have Asian companies gone out and bought this year? In a special poll by CNETResearch, we look at the spending habits of 100 Asian IT heads in 2004.
The business of IT--Singapore Technologies Engineering
Insight Public-listed Singapore engineering company, ST Engineering, believes that IT on its own is no longer a value proposition--that is determined by how effectively it can accelerate business.
Secure mobility--YCH Group
Insight Logistics company YCH, which operates in countries like Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong and others, charts a plan to better exploit its mobile and wireless infrastructure.
WAP's imminent makeover
News WAP hasn't exactly had the best of times. But it may be time for businesses to take a second look at it. Here's why.
Mozilla chairman unfazed by Google Chrome
Insight Google gave Mitchell Baker's Mozilla Foundation US$75 million through a Firefox search deal, but she doesn't see Chrome as a threat to that revenue.
Tags: Open source, Web browsers, Web 2.0, Web services, Mitchell Baker, Google Chrome, Web Browser, Google Inc., Mozilla Corp., Advertisement
Consume a Web service in a .NET app
Techguide Consuming a Web service in a .NET application is a straightforward process. Tony Patton discusses a Web services project with both Java and .NET.
Tags: Software, Protocols and platforms, Java
