500MB download? Why didn't Wired Magazine use HTML5 for their iPad app?
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Re: 500MB download? Why didn't Wired Magazine use HTML5 for their iPad app?
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#4Did I miss something? Did adobe buy wired? He keeps talking about adobe here, but I don't see the connection.
Re: 500MB download? Why didn't Wired Magazine use HTML5 for their iPad app?
#5Did I miss something? Did adobe buy wired? He keeps talking about adobe here, but I don't see the connection.
Re: 500MB download? Why didn't Wired Magazine use HTML5 for their iPad app?
#6Did I miss something? Did adobe buy wired? He keeps talking about adobe here, but I don't see the connection.
Re: 500MB download? Why didn't Wired Magazine use HTML5 for their iPad app?
#7I'm always willing to buy e-books in open format and they always end-up in broken or/and proprietary formats that you can't read on your platform.
This always reminds me of the DRM sucks visualization for the audio book : http://s3.amazonaws.com/the_brads/the_brads_drm.png
Re: 500MB download? Why didn't Wired Magazine use HTML5 for their iPad app?
#8Did I miss something? Did adobe buy wired? He keeps talking about adobe here, but I don't see the connection.
Adobe built the app for Wired. First it was Flash/AIR based, but then they have to make it iPOS compliant...
iPhone/iPad Operating system
or
iPiece Of Shit.
What the heck with the downvotes? Aren't the iPhone and iPad Operating Systems based on one another? I just thought it was funny that, at first glance, my brain saw something completely different than "iPhone Operating System".
Re: 500MB download? Why didn't Wired Magazine use HTML5 for their iPad app?
#9Because whatever software they use to layout the magazine can't export to HTML5. Since they're optimizing for time-to-market, they don't have time to retrain their designers to use different software, rewrite/extend it, or wait for the creators of that software to add export-to-HTML5 functionality, and so this was the most reasonable move. Give it some time, and they'll either move everything to HTML5 or a similar fo…