Posts by pats

Quote: Originally Posted by addabox So while the "open" and standards loving Google continues to flout the proprietary, closed Flash as a differentiator for their Android platform, the "closed" and controlling, hates...

Nicely done Daniel. The Silverlight and Flash IDE are now going to spit out HTML 5 which should help accelerate the shift to a new web standard. Bravo.

Quote: Originally Posted by tawilson H.264 isn't SJ proprietary codec. And it is already quite widely regarded that Theora treads on quite a few video patents held by MPEG-LA and partners. Obviously you know I was responding to a...

Quote: Originally Posted by chronster But what did he make up? Refute his lies with facts! If you're going to tell someone they made facts up, at least bring the REAL facts to the table to substantiate your claim @Chronster, can't...

This is what Microsoft had to say on SJ proprietary Codec H.264 http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2...eo-in-ie9.aspx [W]e think it is the best available video codec today for HTML5 for our customers. Relative to alternatives, H.264...

Quote: Originally Posted by OskiO Ok, 54% of h.264 is compatible, what percentage of online videos are in h.264? I'm guessing it is tiny. If you read the source article http://blog.mefeedia.com/html5-oct-2010 54% of web video is...

Quote: Originally Posted by RationalTroll Details like that, however valuable they may be to the rest of the world, are of little interest on an Apple fan site. The only important thing is that those who are using Steve's proprietary...

Quote: Originally Posted by Archipellago your colleagues are either useless or lying, both my android handsets outperform both iphone 3gs and iphone 4 in battery life by a handy margin. maybe its the extra calls they can take because...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bregalad I haven't been paying much attention to RIM so I don't know what their sales are like, but the people I know who have both iOS and BlackBerry experience think the Torch is not only the best phone RIM...

Here is an article on the DM 870 in Linux Devices DM 870