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Category Archives: Google
intellectual honesty and html5
OK, this is the post that contains everything that everyone on the inside of the browser market knows, but doesn’t say out loud. It’s time for someone to expose the emperor. It’s a shame that the main victim here turns … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Google, Standards
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my thoughts on google’s 3d experiment
Google has announced the availability of a plugin that implements 3D technology and makes it available over the web. You can read about the announcement in in the Google Code Blog and in an excellent article by Ryan Paul in … Continue reading
Posted in 3D, Design, Firefox, Google, Mozilla, Open Web, OpenGL, Performance, Standards
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performance, chrome, mozilla and tracemonkey
So, V8. Well-hyped. It’s got a cool logo. And many claims are being made about its performance. But it is not the only kid on the block. As we blogged about a couple of weeks ago, Mozilla has been investing … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Google Chrome, JavaScript, Metrics, TraceMonkey, V8
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competing for an open (generative) web
John Lilly pointed people at a really good article in the New York Times by John Markoff about the Olympics as a hook to get Silverlight onto people’s computers. It’s a good overview and is worth reading. The article covers … Continue reading
some random mozilla-related links for your enjoyment
Ari Jaaksi talks about Linux on Phones and what’s going on at Nokia. He mentions that he’s working with us at Mozilla – very true. And good fodder for another post on another day. He also touches on an important … Continue reading