Project Spartan, so the rumors would have us believe, is Facebook's attempt to bypass Apple's software control by using browser-based apps coded up in the increasingly ubiquitous HTML5. Rather ...

A new rumor suggests Facebook is working on an HTML5 platform, codenamed Project Spartan, that will take on Google's Android Market, with help from Apple.

Social networking giant Facebook is reportedly working on a project that will see the company develop HTML5-based apps in order to bypass Apple’s app distribution platform, new reports suggest ...

Social gaming specialist Wooga has announced its making HTML5 release Pocket Island open source in order to encourage and inspire the development community. The game, which originally launched on ...

Facebook's Project Spartan will not make its debut at the social network's f8 conference, it's suggested, with the broad-reaching HTML5 venture instead expected to launch later in September or in ...

Google Opines On Flash and HTML5, But Defers to its Own WebM Project’s Favor ...

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German social gaming company Wooga has thrown in the towel on its HTML5 project after seeing little return on the increasing amount of effort put into its “Magic Land Island” game. In a blog ...