HTML5 isn't something you download. HTML is the language for creating Web pages and HTML5 is the latest version that is being devised by Web standards organizations. To use HTML5, you can write HTML5 instructions (known as tags) in a text editor, save the text file, and then open the file in a Web browser that supports HTML5. As of January 2011, the major Web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome are beginning to support HTML5 features. For more information about HTML5, see the Related Link.
HTML(earlier versions) itself does not provide any means to display anything other than text and color. This means if you want a HTML document to display a pentagram, you will have to make a pentagram image file first, and include that into your HTML document using the <img> tag. However if your browser supports HTML5 and you know how to use canvas in HTML5, then you can create one yourself.
HTML5 has provided enhanced support for multimedia by making it possible to add audio and video files to your HTML web page without needing browser plugins or external programs. Prior to HTML5, if you wanted an audio or video file on your web page, for it to play, the end user would have to install the related plugin or program to allow the file to play. With HTML5, you use the new HTML elements <audio> and <video> and the browser will play the audio or video without the need for a plugin or external program. HTML5 also added the <canvas> element (which allows for dynamic, scriptable rendering of 2D shapes and bitmap images) and the integration of scalable vector graphics.
You can download Google Chrome from their web site. It is the most popular of the few browsers supporting HTML5.
There is not much in migrating from HTML to HTML5. You have to include the DOCTYPE in the html tag.
Please edit your question to be a little more specific. For example, are you talking about the html5 beta YouTube program? Or just a web browser with a beta version of html5?
HTML5 isn't something you download. HTML is the language for creating Web pages and HTML5 is the latest version that is being devised by Web standards organizations. To use HTML5, you can write HTML5 instructions (known as tags) in a text editor, save the text file, and then open the file in a Web browser that supports HTML5. As of January 2011, the major Web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome are beginning to support HTML5 features. For more information about HTML5, see the Related Link.
you don't have to do anything to get HTML 5 on an iPad. The operating system supports HTML 5 already.
No. Konqueror isn't the latest and greatest in a lot of things. Even though its site says it supports HTML5 and CSS3, it only supports a few implementations of them.
By using the Html5 lot of development can be made like HTML5 mobile apps,html5 mobile websites,html5 mobile template,html5 mobile boilerplate work, html5 mobile games,html5 mobile forms
The newest HTML is HTML5 version. It supports inbuilt HTML authentication by required keyword.
The latest Internet Explorer supports a new type of HTML called HTML5. It is quickly becoming the standard and threatens to wash out Flash. Flash is cumbersome and uses lots of resources, while HTML5 acts just like a normal webpage with no multimedia, yet supports it.
The Dtop app currently supports iOS, Android, and H5 (HTML5) mobile operating systems.
Yes, Chrome can support HTML5. HTML5 is the latest version of HTML and has many features.
Most browsers support HTML5. However not all of them. You can check the HTML5 compatibility by running the html5test.
Yes, there is a program called G-Java which converts .gm6 files to Java code, which I believe you can embed on a website. there is now a game maker version that lets you export to html5 here: http://yoyogames.com/gamemaker/html5
Html5 is not installed anywhere. It is coded and browser compiles it.