Internet on mobile phones is still a young technology but one that is rapidly developing. With the iPhone dominating mobile phone markets it is the benchmark in mobile Internet, though competitors like Google’s Android platform are gaining a market share.

In our previous blog about HTML5 and Web Design we examined some of the benefits of the new HTML5 standard that is currently in development and is slowly being implemented in website language. In this post we’ll examine some of the barriers HTML5 faces as it looks to become the main language for web designers.

In our last post we examined some of the features HTML5 offers web designers, and in this post we’ll take a look at some of the other things it can do.For the user, HTML5 is going to make things run more smoothly. There are plenty of examples of this on the web already, let’s take a look at some.

One of the biggest changes to the Internet in recent times is on the verge of completion, leading to an exciting time for web designers and web developers. HTML5 has been in development since 2004, and web designers are increasingly adopting it as they see the advantages in using this