There have been a few recent examples of companies making headlines by announcing they were ditching their HTML-based mobile apps and moving to native. Two examples: Facebook, and accountancy startup ...

Yahoo Mail supports both plain text and rich text (HTML) email composition. There are benefits and detriments for each method, but if you want to use stylized text and inline images, your email will ...

Nearly $350,000 in federal grants have been awarded to the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) for two innovative Web-based projects designed to ...

Email has undoubtedly revolutionized the way people communicate around the world. Distance — an obstacle once overcome by smoke signals, carrier pigeons, and snail mail (among other things) — is no ...

This is a comprehensive list of the best web-based project management software, covering features, pricing, and more. Use this guide to find your best fit. While some people like the option of ...

Must a traditional Web browser be the primary way to interact with and navigate a Web application? Microsoft researchers think the answer is no. They are building another option -- 'C3,' an extensible ...

Software applications in widespread general use can be broken down into two developmental types – those designed to run on the Web and others that are non-Web-based. Web-based apps are designed for ...

Outsourcing started as a corporate trend, driven by large companies that had the sophistication to shift factory and office work to English-speaking locations overseas. Now new online tools are giving ...

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Web-based operating systems, such as Google’s Chrome OS, and new Chromebooks — notebooks built around the Chrome OS — have both received a lot of attention in the press. The question is do they make ...

When the iPhone debuted in 2007, developers who wanted to build apps for Apple’s smartphone had just one option—make a Web app that users would access through the phone’s built-in Safari browser.