Rick runs down the highlights of the coming year.
Despite huge ambition, Medal of Honor's VR adventure fails to go beyond the Call of Duty.
Bustin' makes me feel good.
Microsoft has released the first public beta of the next generation Internet Explorer.
Tests of Google's WebM video codec by a videoconference firm show it beating H.264.
Smartphones are the next big battleground - but how should we test them?
Apple has launched a site demonstrating the power of HTML 5 - via its Safari browser, naturally.
Google is looking to win the HTML 5 war with the release of an open-source VP8 implementation.
Document sharing site Scribd is ditching Flash in favour of HTML 5.
Google has ported a multiplayer-capable version of Quake 2 to browsers to show off HTML5.
Google has announced it is to officially drop support for Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6 in its YouTube video streaming service from March this year.
Google Gears, the search giant's offline caching technology, is being redeveloped using the HTML 5 specification - potentially making it easier for third parties to implement.
The Mozilla Foundation has officially released Firefox 3.6, and there are some impressive new features both in the front-end and under the hood.
NeoSmart Technologies has released a front end for YouTube which provides a way for users to watch videos without the need for Adobe's Flash Player, via HTML 5.
Google has launched a plugin for Internet Explorer - Chrome Frame - which allows IE to use the Chrome rendering engine, and Microsoft isn't happy.
Google has upgraded version 3 of its popular open-source web browser Chrome to stable status, and work has already begun on the dev release of version 4.
The non-profit Khronos Group has given out a few details of its up-coming royalty-free WebGL standard, which promises plugin-free 3D acceleration within your browser.
The next build of the Mozilla Foundation's popular open-source web browser, Firefox 3.5, is due to hit final release status tomorrow - and brings some nice new features.
December 11 2020 | 17:30