So, next year might be the year of HTML5 replacing native apps. Or it might not. Suffice it to say that if it does happen, it would have nothing to do with we technicians. We no longer get to be the tail that wags the dog.
A really nice text of an independent software developer consultant to read.
An interesting read in "blogPost" of the Washington Post:
Since Google+, Google’s answer to social networking, came out a week and a half ago, there’s been much talk about the new possibilities it has introduced, whether it can really beat out Facebook, and how to get that elusive invite.
But the dangers of joining Google+ have not yet been fully explored. How far will Google go with targeted advertising? What will be the implications for our privacy? How will Google use my content once it’s part of Google+?
More on: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/blogpost/post/google-may-carry-dangers-fo...
Breaking news: old school publishers seem hell-bent on insuring their content doesn’t catch on in the red-hot tablet space.
