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    Posts tagged with “iphone” :

    YouTube’s mobile site gets a slick HTML5 overhaul for mobile WebKit.

    7/20 12:20pm · 9 notes youtubeiphoneandroid
    Todd Dominey announces SlideShowPro Mobile: SlideShowPro Mobile is an entirely new media player built using HTML5 that doesn’t require the Flash Player plugin and can serve as a fallback for users accessing your web sites using these devices. But it’s not just any fallback — it’s specially designed for touch interfaces and smaller screen sizes. So it looks nothing like the SlideShowPro player and more like a native application that’s intuitive, easy to use, and just feels right.

    Todd Dominey announces SlideShowPro Mobile:

    SlideShowPro Mobile is an entirely new media player built using HTML5 that doesn’t require the Flash Player plugin and can serve as a fallback for users accessing your web sites using these devices. But it’s not just any fallback — it’s specially designed for touch interfaces and smaller screen sizes. So it looks nothing like the SlideShowPro player and more like a native application that’s intuitive, easy to use, and just feels right.

    7/3 1:25pm · 18 notes html5ipadiphone
    How to tailor CSS for iPhone 4 (Retina display) (via esquareda)

    How to tailor CSS for iPhone 4 (Retina display) (via esquareda)

    6/24 12:53pm · 21 notes iphone4cssiphone

    Android 2.2, (“Froyo”), running circles around Android 1.6 and iPad.

    5/21 11:31am · 8 notes androidiphonemobile

    CanvasMol

    A molecule viewer built in Canvas, accessible to the iPhone and iPad.
    5/4 7:59am · 17 notes ipadiphonecanvas

    MiniApps

    MiniApps is the personal project of Alex Gibson. It has a handful of HTML5-based applications for the iPhone, Android, and other modern mobile browsers and is fully MIT licensed.
    4/21 10:32am · 80 notes html5iphoneipadandroidmobileui

    Implementing HTML5 Video on the iPhone

    Jonathan Stark outlines some quick notes about implementing HTML5 video on the iPhone:

    • Poster image is only displayed until the video is loaded.
    • True/false attributes do not require values.
    • Video can be played (and heard) even when not visible.
      i.e. video { display: none }
    • The autoplay attribute is ignored on iPhone.
      i.e. will not autoplay no matter what
    • The controls attribute is ignored on iPhone.
      i.e. controls are visible no matter what
    • The remote file is downloaded whether or not the user clicks play.
    • You can interact with the DOM while iPhone video player is open.
    • You can make a video autoplay on iPhone by navigating directly to the video url. However, this is useless within the context of an Ajax app because it spawns a browser window.
    2/16 11:05am · 26 notes html5videoresourceiphone

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