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XTech 2008: “The Web on the Move” — 6-9 May 2008, Dublin, Ireland
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Michael(tm) Smith

Michael(tm) Smith

W3C

Michael™ Smith has worked in design, development, testing, and deployment of Internet and mobile technologies for more than 10 years — from carrier-grade e-mail delivery systems and content-transformation technologies to Web browsers and Web-based applications. For most of those years he worked on systems for mobile operators in Japan — at Openwave Systems and at Opera Software. He now works for the W3C, helping to develop, refine, and move forward standards related to core browser technologies, including HTML5.

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11:45 Wednesday, 7 May 2008
Browsers on the move: The year in review, the year ahead
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Michael(tm) Smith (W3C)
In the year since XTech 2007, changes of interest to Web developers have been made to Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Internet Explorer and the engines that power them — added/improved support for standards (and non-standards), new versions for mobile devices, and more. This session takes a look back at what the changes have been — as well as taking a look ahead to see what may be on the way next. Read more.