Among those developing primarily on iOS or Android, about 19 percent use HTML5 to display limited web content in their apps, for example documentation or elements that may require frequent updating.

Apple iOS HTML5 performance far exceeds Android A new study from Spaceport says Apple's iPhones and iPads do a far better job of handling HTML5 in the browser than competing Android-based devices.

Apple's iPad 2 offers the most comprehensive support for HTML5, with iOS as a whole delivering three times the performance of Android devices. That's according to a report published by ...

Industry watchers often debate whether or not HTML5-based Web apps pose a threat to the massive ecosystems that revolve around native apps. According to a recent report from market research firm ...

Apple, yes; Android and Windows 8, maybe Apple maintained its dominance at the top of developers’ lists for mobile app development this quarter, with 85 percent of developers very interested in ...

Similar to the iOS and Android experience, developers using Windows Phone 7 SDK can use the format to integrate AdMob advertising into apps, control where ads appear, and what types of ads are served.

HTML5 Moodle Mobile App Comes to Android, iOS By David Nagel 05/09/13 Moodle HQ has released an all-new HTML5-based mobile app for both Android and iOS.

Web app developer Sencha has profiled Samsung's Android-based Galaxy Tab in comparison to Apple's iPad, concluding that while it is billed as "the first mass-market Android tablet; unfortunately ...

Android may be the most popular mobile browser, having today overtaken Opera, but when it comes to HTML5 performance, it looks like iOS is king. This at least according to a new report from ...