HTML5

Mozilla has teamed up with Panasonic to bring the Firefox OS to next-generation smart TVs. The companies say that the open platform, will give TV viewers more personalized and optimized access to web and broadcasting content and services through the internet.

Netflix has outlined its plans to move from Microsoft Silverlight to HTML5-based streaming.

Spanish start-up Aisoy Robotics is marketing a new robot that, while it may look similar to the famous Furby, is actually a fully programmable research and development platform.

Gizmag recently had a chance to chat with Adobe's Michael Stoddart about some of the new changes implemented in CS6.

Atari (aided and abetted by Microsoft) has launched a new version of its online arcade, with new versions of classic games presented using HTML5.

Using NASA Landsat imagery, Google Earth Engine now allows users to view fully interactive time-lapses spanning up to 13 years.

QNX recently demoed a reference car for its new in-car app platform - a Jeep Wrangler equipped with "CAR 2."

iStencyl is a program which allows you to create your web and iOS games without having any coding experience.

Adobe's new Flash Media Server 4.5 allows Flash video content to be viewed directly within Safari on iOS devices.

That sound you hear is an infinite number of high-school IT teachers groaning.

GigaPan Time Machine allows users to create ultra-high-resolution panoramic time-lapse videos, using a regular digital camera and a GigaPan robotic tripod.

Google Labs has revealed an interesting example of HTML5 and WebGL technology in the Body Browser, an interactive 3D journey through and around the human body.