Orange Partner HTML5 Day

HTML5
why we talk about it
what we do about it

Pierre Combelles
Orange

just to be sure: what is it ?

HTML5 : HTML +… a flash-like experience - and
more - in all browsers
new elements – esp. video
more APIs for more features rich UI
drag & drop, edition, enhanced
rendering ...
CSS3
media
richer look & formatting description audio/video, 3D, graphics
offline
javascript storage, web app cache
g
include code in pages & run locally connectivity
web socket (bi-directional)
push
browser implementation
other features
geolocation and more to come

buzz
"the browser becomes the new (multiscreen) (web) app platform"
"contents become apps"

no doubt: it's coming

html5 handsets worldwide (millions) Orange html5-compatible handsets
cumulated purchase (millions)
source ATT
2500 12,000

2000 10,000

8,000
1500
6,000
1000
4,000
500 2,000

0 0,000
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2010 2011 2012 (May)

85% of all smartphones 17% of Orange handsets have
will have HTML5 browsers HTML5 browsers
by 2016 [AT&T, Feb 2012]
HTML5 roll-out strategy … teaser ….
ll t t t t
15% of apps launched this .. Web apps
year will be HTML5 apps, Distribution Hybrid
already [IDC, 2012]
3d party apps
apps…

great expectations

web open rich mobile/all screens

great expectations
customers operators

choice
quality same expectations as
clarity & trust developers for our own
services !
relevance
use the browser to
developers improve customer
experience & contact
development
rich functional set bring the best of the
web environment mobile web to our
easier Xplatform devpt customers by attracting
shorter TTM / Lower TCO developers
monetisation (billing)
gotomarket APIs
open ecosystem recommendation
plurality of channels
customer visibility
monetisation

expectations versus reality: what is the gap ?
a bit of SWOT analysis
industry traction an alternative ecosystem to current

tunity
ngth

"web goes mobile" enabler closed silos
stren

opport
enhanced user experience more open distribution and
cross-platform portability monetisation models

still young fragmentation
eakness

not as rich as native apps creation of new browser-based

risk
portability-vs-UX trade-off silos
we

distrib/monetisation lack structure trust & security

focus: discovery, recommendation, distribution

discovery enhanced by rich tags :
description, category, ratings, recommendation, likes
d i ti t ti d ti lik
food for web stores, not just search

recommendation takes a new dimension :
personalized and contextualized recommendations, based on preferences,
usages, likes etc

Distribution
becomes a mix of "exclusive" distribution of key content and "open access"
(web model) – the web is the app store (ATT)

monetization
advertising
micropayments – locked to distribution?
subscription – for trusted partners only
contents & data bundling

key success factors

• broad reach & audience potential
• effective discovery & distribution
• engaging & frictionless experience
• trust in privacy & security
• proven monetization mechanisms
• fragmentation limitation

meeting expectations…
raising awareness, learning with the ecosystem
awareness

learn… promote… use…

relevant use cases for our own services :
design internally design
development develop
tools externally – orange partner distribute
fragmentation measure
an HTML5 practice, in close contact with its ecosystem

meeting expectations…
delivering on the promise

make HTML5 usable enhance web apps value
fragmentation
drive consistent implementation operator APIs & network optim.
experience, monetisation
- standard & test lists
- network & platforms : Id/Auth,
- test results publication
privacy, billing, call control,
messaging, location, QoS…
- handset&browser compliance requirement
- SIM (Auth, NFC)
- tizen reference distribution
di t ib ti capabilities
biliti
reach, monetisation, trust
- orange selection

Orange selection
customers : build trust through relevance
developers : reach / monetisation rate trade-off
live in France now
a layered approach
Orange apps
partner apps
referenced apps
f d

presentation
search & recommendation
favourites
relevant bundles of apps&services
according to context

billing
partners
mid- tail
multi-operator - WAC

Orange WebStore
http://lewebstore.orange.fr
http://lewebstore orange fr

< 250 services/webapps listées

conclusion : a necessarily open approach
with browser & device vendors but also…
vendors, also

collaborate with… MNOs OTTs
on…

fragmentation W3C collaboration devpers requirts
device requirts W3C collaboration
promotion/support to joint mkting joint mkting
developers WAC
MNO APIs consistent devper interface use an distribute
local initiatives, WAC/GSMA
distribute & monetise 3rd share repositories ? leverage MNO billing
party apps simplified access to MNOs
MNOs'
billing
distribute Orange apps distribute

So let's team up…

Buongiorno, the web app company

Orange Partner Day – June 11th 2012 - Paris

Company Profile
2
Created in 1999, early and pure player in digital contents distribution on mobile devices,
Buongiorno has developed a strong expertise and recognized leadership in its field.
The company, Headquartered and listed in Milan Stock Exchange, is today:

Specializing in mobile entertainment, focusing almost entirely on a B2C approach, based on
strong product management, technology and direct marketing capabilities combined with a
partnership attitude with mobile network operators

With a team of approx. 800 young professionals, based in 15 countries, conducting business
in more than 20 countries around the world

Generating 2011 proforma revenues (current perimeter) of ~€240 mn with an EBITDA of
~€27 mn Euro: 55% in Europe, 30% in the Americas and 15% in the rest of the world

Running a blend of traditional, feature phone oriented, and of new, rapidly growing smart
phone and tablet oriented, products

With a sound balance sheet and a proven track record in delivering results, profits and cash
flow

The web apps opportunity
3
 In the last few quarters B! has been successful in creating and distributing web apps
thru carrier billing in several EU, NA and LATAM countries

 As a result B! currently has more than 20 products launched in 9 countries (Italy,
France, Germany, Spain, UK, Mexico, Turkey, Austria and Canada) with roadmap to
extend to +15 countries during 2012

 Buongiorno has created, in the past 2 years a fully new Mobile internet platform for
HTML5 apps, with a fully dedicated team at the edge of consumer needs and
technology evolution

 First results from the market, enthusiastic reaction from carriers, web apps
momentum, 3G and smart-phone growing penetration seem to indicate a “perfect
storm”.

 A potentially huge opportunity for creating an ecosystem around web apps is
appearing on the horizon and B! will play a key role as first mover!

B! web apps portfolio, some examples
4

 Gamifive:  iFortune:
Unlimited play from a HTML5 storefront,
catalog of 150+ casual with multiple
HTML5 games. astrology and
esoteric entries

 Fingerbooks:
 Playplanet:
HTML5 storefront,
HTML5 storefront for
offering a new and
unlimited native apps
unique e-book
android games
experience based
on short stories.

 iMagazine:
HTML5 storefront that allows to integrate any
type of content, pictures, video, texts,
comments in a personalized way.
Social integration with FB opengraph.

KEY SUCCESS FACTORS
5
 Transparent acquisition flow, to ensure transparency and awareness

 Adapted price point and business model

 Carrier billing

 Attractive revenue share between Carriers and Editors (to compete with existing
closed market places)

 CRM activities to engage users

 Product and content quality

 Customer care
Tot Customer Base Overall  +136% in 5 months!
700 000
600 000
500 000
400 000
300 000
200 000
100 000
-

Thank you for your attention!
ludovic.desgarets@buongiorno.com

Orange initiatives around HTML5

Orange Labs / ASC Devices - Mobile Browsing
June 2012

Olivier CASSINAT
Contact: olivier.cassinat@orange.com

France Telecom Group confidential

Content

What we do

Fragmentation analysis

Advanced use cases

Overall conclusions

Orange Labs - Mobile Browsing –Orange initiatives about HTML5 – June 2012 France Telecom Group confidential 2

What we do


What we do

We study new technologies
State of art, detection of the potential

We work with product lines
Define the need, find business opportunities

We develop test plans
Understand the implementations

We work with manufacturers
Improve browsers

We develop web components and web applications
W d l b d b li i
Enrich the user experience

Orange Labs - Mobile Browsing - Orange initiatives around HTML5 – June 2012 France Telecom Group confidential 4

Fragmentation analysis
g y


Overview
650+ device models
24 brands / manufacturers (biggest maker: Nokia [all] / Samsung [Highest Touch])
maker
16 Operating Systems (most used: Android, Windows Mobile, Symbian OS [all] / Android [Highest
Touch])
16 browsers (most used: Android Browser, Internet Explorer Mobile, Nokia Web Browser for S60)
6 layout engines
Most used (in browsers and devices): WebKit
Highest Touch devices browsers all use WebKit
WebKit based browsers use several different versions of WebKit
Browsers with best browsing technologies (advanced JavaScript, CSS3, HTML5) support: BlackBerry
Browser 6+, Safari (iOS), Android Browser 2.1+, Dolfin 2.0 (Bada), Opera Mobile 11.1
19 screen resolutions (most used: 240 × 320 (QVGA) [all] / 480 × 800 (WVGA) [Highest Touch])
41 screen sizes (most used: 2.8” [all] / 3.2” [Highest Touch])
72% touch screen devices (44% capacitive, 28% resistive)
Most common RAM memory quantities used: 256 512 128 [ ll] / 512 [Hi h
M ii d 256, 512, [all] [Highest Touch]; from 8 to 1024
T h] f
MiB
Most common processor frequencies used: 1000, 600, 528 [all] / 1000, 600, 800 [Highest Touch]; from
80 to 1400 MHz
Production of smartphones with a dual-core processor started in 2011

Orange Labs - Mobile Browsing – Orange initiatives around HTML5 – June 2012 France Telecom Group confidential 6

Browsers (browsing technologies support) Data based on the 650+ device models studied

Best support: BlackBerry Browser 6+, Safari (iOS), Android Browser 2.1+, Dolfin 2.0 (Bada), Opera
Mobile 11.1
Finally starting to catch up: Nokia Web Browser for S60 (Symbian Anna), Internet Explorer Mobile 9
(Windows Phone 7.5)


Browsers (HTML5 support) [cont.]


Advanced use cases


Components

Consequences of the fragmentation
Carousel :
Highest touch version
High touch version
Hi h t h i

Advanced use case
Access Webapp for First Time
pp

Splash screen: progressive bootloader info is shown at startup, as content is restored from device memory.

DOM storage: Images are base64 encoded on the server, and then are saved to the client’s local storage as text strings.
User modifications (text editing, image scaling…) are saved locally. At startup, the UI is shown in its latest condition.
A menu is included that enables clearing saved items.

Touch gestures: actions are triggered by touch or mouse events, depending on browser.

Orientation-aware UI: modules are scaled and positioned on the fly depending on screen orientation.

Bookmark icon: the page has a custom icon when added to home screen, and can run in webapp mode (no address bar).

Animation: labels with CSS3 text shadow are displayed following image transitions.

Orange Labs - Mobile Browsing Orange initiatives around HTML5 – June 2012 France Telecom Group confidential 10

Overall conclusions


Overall conclusions
Smartphones fragmentation is obvious when looking at the number and diversity of Operating Systems,
browsers, layout engines, screen resolutions, screen sizes, screen types, and hardware configurations
, y g , , , yp , g
(RAM memory + processor)
WebKit is the most used layout engine by far but there are in fact several different versions of WebKit,
and at least as much implementations; we even noticed differences with a same version of WebKit used
by two different browsers
Irregularities show up when following the progression of browsers in term of browsing technologies
support
But as of 2011, we were seeing
All the latest versions of browsers starting to converge to a near full support of established features
in the browsing technologies standards (advanced JavaScript, CSS3, HTML5)
The production of non-touch devices nearly stopping, the production of Highest Touch devices
dominating (since 2010), and the production of devices with a dual-core processor starting
So what to expect in 2013 and after?
Many more new devices to be produced, widening the gap with older devices still in use
Today’s smartphones fragmentation will not be resolved in the coming years
Tomorrow’s smartphones fragmentation will expand today’s with new HTML5 and CSS3 features
implementations (as the two standards are not yet finalized), and new specific implementations that
may or may not become the next standards


thank you
y


THE WEB IS THE PLATFORM
Anthony Ricaud,
anthony@mozilla.com
@rik24d

MOZILLA IS A FOUNDATION

- Everything we do is open


- Open source, open discussions, open meetings


- Open source, open discussions, open meetings
- We answer to the manifesto

PROMOTE CHOICE, INNOVATION
AND OPPORTUNITIES ON
INTERNET

A BIT OF HISTORY

- 2004: IE has 95% marketshare

A BIT OF HISTORY

- Nov 9, 2004: Firefox 1.0 release

A BIT OF HISTORY

- Nov 9, 2004: Firefox 1.0 release
- June 29, 2007: iPhone release

THE ECOSYSTEM EFFECT

- Most of the apps are created for iOS or
Android


Android
- Developers only know one technology set


Android
- New platforms are struggling


Android
- New platforms are struggling
- WP7, Meego, RIM, Bada, …


- Facebook, GMail, Twitter, Balsamiq, 280 slides


- As efﬁcient as native apps


- As efﬁcient as native apps
- Works on every device

UNLOCKING THE WEB

1. Same capabilities as native apps

UNLOCKING THE WEB

2. Out of the browser

UNLOCKING THE WEB

2. Out of the browser
3. Distribution system

Vector
graphics
Transitions
Ofﬂine
Ajax
WebGL
Video
(3D)
Geolocation

Vector
graphics
Transitions

HTML5
Ofﬂine
Ajax
WebGL
Video
(3D)
Geolocation

Bluetooth
Battery
Vector Camera
graphics
Transitions

HTML5
SMS Ofﬂine
Ajax
WebGL
Video
(3D)
Vibration
Geolocation
Telephony

Contacts

WebAPIS
Battery
Bluetooth

Vector Camera
graphics
Transitions

HTML5
SMS Ofﬂine
Ajax
WebGL
Video
(3D)
Vibration
Geolocation
Telephony

Contacts

FIREFOX MOBILE FOR ANDROID

- Faster, faster, faster


- Desktop-like: Awesome Screen, add-ons


- Sync with desktop


- Sync with desktop
- In Beta, release soon

APPS

- Integrated in the OS
- Distribute on your terms

MANIFEST
{
"version": "1.0",
"name": "AwesomeNewspaper",
"description": "Exciting news
delivered to you",
"icons": {
"128": "/img/icon-128.png",
},
"developer": {
"name": "Press2.0",
"url": "http://press20.fr"
},
"installs_allowed_from": ["*"]
}

MOZILLA MARKETPLACE

- One distribution system

MOZILLA MARKETPLACE

- Others could run their own

MOZILLA MARKETPLACE

- Free and paid apps

MOZILLA MARKETPLACE

- Free and paid apps
- Reaches half a billion users

- Android is not enough
- Many markets don’t have smartphones yet

- Open Web Apps are powerful

- Open Web Apps are powerful

- So…

WHAT IT IS?

- Everything is a web app

WHAT IT IS?

- Linux Kernel + Gecko

WHAT IT IS?

- Linux Kernel + Gecko
- First partners: Telefonica and Qualcomm

THAT’S ALL FOLKS
- https://wiki.mozilla.org/WebAPI
- https://wiki.mozilla.org/Apps
- https://marketplace.mozilla.org
- http://www.mozilla.org/b2g/

- anthony@mozilla.com

An introduction to Tizen 
Tizen - the new HTML5 platform"

Vincent Bonnevay – Global Product management
Samsung
Mark Sage – Tizen container platform manager
v.bonnevay@samsung.com
mark.sage@orange.com
+44 (0) 7866 688659 Jacques Bourhis – Engineering Manager, Director Intel
Montpellier

jacques.Bourhis@intel.com

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Tizen is a trademark of the Linux Foundation

INTEL CONFIDENTIAL

agenda

1.  collaboration – (including this presentation) - Mark

2.  current environment and smart phone review -
Jacques and Vincent

3.  open v’s closed platforms - Vincent

4.  introduction to Tizen - all

5.  re-cap of key messages - Mark

3

environment and smart
phone review

Jacques – Intel
Vincent - Samsung

2011 in Review
A Glimpse into the Market Environment

Microsoft-Nokia pact signed LiMo Foundation promises new
– ARs Technica, May 2011 devices this year
– Thing, 3/22/11

Palm largely dead as HP
shuts phone, tablet unit Sprint to join AT&T and
– AP, 8/18/11 Verizon in offering iPhone 5
– Macrumors, 8/23/11

2011
A Pivotal Year
Amazon tablet coming in
Google buys Motorola Mobility
in Mobile November for $250?
– Engadget, 9/2/11
– Forbes, 8/22/11
Industry

Google: Motorola Xoom is
lead Honeycomb product
– Pocket-lint, 1/20/11

RIM urged to do something
– Barron’s, 9/6/11

Rumors of MeeGo’s death have
been greatly exaggerated
– PCTech Talk, 6/19/11

INTEL CONFIDENTIAL

Industry Development Environment Trends
The Shift to HTML5

Recent Headlines % of H.264 Video Available for HTML 5 Playback

63%
HTML5 could be “game changer” 54%

Apple shows us what HTML5 can do
26%
Why companies are flocking to HTML5
10%

Google, Adobe embrace HTML5 with new launches
January 2014 May 2014 October 2014 February 2015

Microsoft jumps On HTML5 bandwagon Developer Preference
Android 67% #1
HTML5 begins to reshape digital and mobile world
iOS 59% #2
Web Apps with HTML/ 56% #3
Browser
Source: survey from Vision Mobile and Bluevia (June, 2011)

1. Broadcast Engineering, 8/8/11. 2. Mashable, 6/4/10. 3. Fortune, 8/30/11.
4. AndroidApps, 8/1/11. 5. Hothardware, 6/14/11. 6. Wall Street Journal, 7/28/11

INTEL CONFIDENTIAL

A Quick Overview of Key Web Technologies

HTML5, JavaScript, CSS3 are three
independent but complementary technologies
•  “HTML5” and HTML5 logo often used loosely to
mean a combination of web technologies such as
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, etc.

With these technologies developers can
•  Create standalone apps than can be loaded from
the cloud, installed as an app, or bundled with an
OS

•  Create websites that are optimized for a much
broader range of devices, particularly mobile
devices

•  Leverage HTML5 and Web competences in
creating stand alone applications with full access to
device resources

INTEL CONFIDENTIAL

Smartphone+OS+Global+M/S+(‘12.1Q)

Android;
56.1%

iOS; 22.9%

Blackberry; Symbian;
6.9%
8.6%
etc; 0.9%
Window
Phone; 1.9%
bada; 2.7%

* Resource : Gartner

Smartphone+OS+Global+M/S

60.0%

50.0%

40.0%

30.0%

20.0% 2011. 1Q
2012. 1Q
10.0%

0.0%

open v’s closed platforms

Vincent - Samsung

Open%source%code% Mul6;vendors
Google%/%Android%
Linux%Founda6on%/%*Tizen% Mul6;app%store
Mul6;operators

Closed%source%code% Single/Mul6;vendor
Apple%/%iOS%
RIM%/%BBX% Single%app%store
MicrosoD%/%Windows%Phone%
Mul6;operators

*%%“Tizen”%is%a%open%source%plaKorm%for%smart%released%in%Apr.%2012

Closed%source%plaKorm%;%iOS

SW# Device
Pla'orm

iOS+
&+
App+
store

So=ware+
&+Service+
developers

Closed%source%plaKorm%–%Windows%Phone

SW# Device
Pla'orm
MulGE
vendors
Windows+
Phone+
MulGE
&+ vendors
MarketE
place
MulGE
vendors

So=ware+
&+Service+
developers

Open%source%plaKorm%;%Android
SW# Device
Pla'orm
MulGE
vendors

Android+
PlaHorm+ MulGE
&+ vendors
Play+store

MulGE
So=ware+
&+Service+ vendors
developers

Open%source%plaKorm%;%Tizen
SW# Device
Pla'orm
Vendors
MulGE
vendors

Tizen+
Operators
PlaHorm+ MulGE
&+ vendors
App+store

Service+ MulGE
providers
vendors
So=ware+
&+Service+
developers

why Tizen? – an operator perspective
  diversity
–  promotes innovation and customer choice
–  grow your customer relationships – no 3rd party barriers or
intermediaries

  openness
–  critical to innovation
–  define your own branding strategy around the user experience

  operator friendly
–  define your 3rd party ecosystem and revenue model
–  HTML5 development platform
–  supports key operator services – as defined by operators

  backed by the Tizen Association
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Governance

INTEL CONFIDENTIAL | Tizen is a trademark of the Linux Foundation

what is Tizen?

Jacques – Intel

What is Tizen™
Builds Upon LiMo & MeeGo to Create a Better Solution

Tizen combines the communities and
the best technologies under one
unified environment

Strong developer NEW
community

Broad service
provider support


Tizen™ Vision

Delight consumers and enable
ecosystem partner differentiation with
a cross-device, cross-architecture,
open software platform based on a
comprehensive standards-based
HTML5 implementation


Tizen™ Overview

HTML5 Truly Open Innovation and Industry Leaders
Leadership Differentiation Support

Comprehensive
Equal opportunity Freedom to innovative Industry leaders unite
HTML5 implementation

Multiple choices of
Multiple OS’s and devices Shape direction Freedom to differentiate
ecosystem players

No restrictions on Robust developer program
Easy to create apps
applications/services to deliver innovative apps

Open governance


what is Tizen?

what you get and HTML5

Vincent – Samsung
Jacques - Intel

Tizen%open%source
•  Tizen 1.0 Larkspur releases full source code with Web APIs/SDK in
April, 2012

•  Scope of open source
- Platform middleware modules
- Basic applications source code

•  Development environment
- SDK, Build environment
Open Category Contents
UX Basic winset
UI FW, App FW, Telephony FW, Web FW, Multimedia F
Middleware
W
Source code
Phone, Contact, Music, Gallery, Calendar, Browser, Se
Basic apps
ttings
Tool SDK (Web), Build environment
Binary Middleware NFC, Power Manager, DRM

HTML5%compa6bility

 HTML5TEST.COM%
(Total%Score:%500)

<Source:)h+p://html5test.com/results/mobile.html)>

Tizen™ Web App Environment

•  One Web API across all Tizen profiles, ensuring application portability.

•  Web API relies on upstream standards (W3C and others) and
aggressively implements early API drafts.
•  Will utilize all W3C defined HTML5 environment and APIs
•  Will leverage other W3C standardization efforts e.g. Battery,
Sensors etc

•  Will add new APIs only when there are no existing standards

•  Participate in standardization efforts to influence and accelerate
relevant specifications.

Developer Benefits of HTML5
HTML5 is the Primary Development Environment for Tizen™ Apps

•  Widely adopted technology

•  Easier to create apps

•  Speeds app delivery across multiple OS
platforms and devices

•  Flexible distribution model

•  Create web powered apps that challenge
native applications in terms of rich user
experiences
•  Create new-style, full screen, immersive,
beautiful web powered apps that are designed
and optimized for touch


what is Tizen?

HTML5 features

Vincent - Samsung

HTML5%features
WebRTC+(Web+RealETime+CommunicaGon)%
–  Provides%video%conferencing%feature%base%on%the%P2P%
–  Core%features%consist%of%getUserMedia,%Media%Stream%and%
P2P%
getUserMedia+feature+
–  Face%detec6on/recogni6on,%Bar%code%recogni6on,%AR,%etc.%
getUserMedia+++record+features+
–  TalkingTom,%Voice/Video%recording,%and%etc%

<%3D%Ping%Pong%Game%> <%You%So%Predy>

HTML5%features
HTML5+Video+<track>+
–  Suppor6ng%sub6tle,%cap6on,%extra%

Device+APIs+
–  Vibra6on%API%
•  As%a%no6ﬁca6on%in%a%game%or%other%use%case%

–  Badery%Status%API%
•  Web;based%email%client%

–  Network%Info%
•  Adap6ve%streaming%web%apps%

HTML5%features
File+APIs+(File+Reader,+Writer,+Directories+and+System)+

<%File%drag%and%drop%in%mail%web%app%>

<Saving%a%ﬁle%in%image%editor%web%app>

<%File%analysis%%or%reading%metadata>

Tizen%Developer%Events
Tizen+Developer+Days+in+the+U.S.
•  Date : May 5~9, 2012
•  Venue : Hyatt Recency, San Francisco
Keynote Speech Hands-on lab Giveaway devices
(Facebook, Intel, Samsung)

Tizen+Developer+Days+in+Japan+
• %%Tizen%Developer%conference%for%Japanese%local%companies%
• %%Aligned%with%Linux%developer%events%
%%%:%LinuxCon%Japan2012,%June%6;8%in%Yokohama%)%

key messages

1.  the industry needs diversity

2.  Tizen is an open source platform

3.  supported by major companies

4.  HTML5 is key to its success

5.  Orange has started to develop HTML5 applications

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Web%sites%for%Tizen
  Overall information of Tizen platform

•  http://www.tizen.org
  Source code of Tizen platform

•  http://source.tizen.org
  SDK of Tizen platform

•  http://developer.tizen.org
  Tizen Association

•  http://www.tizenassociation.org

Mobile HTML5
beyond the magic rainbow

Y. Ch i t l i
Y Christol, jjuin 2012

Android – from 2.2
iOS – from 4.0
WP – WP7.5 / WP8
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Other mobile platform
B2G, Tizen
rest

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Let’s open the bear
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Jason Freeny, www.moistproduction.com

An Orange TV webapp

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Standards

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/
facebook/9256388/Facebook-
facebook/9256388/Facebook
launches-its-own-app-store.html

https://github.com/coremob/level-1

http://ringmark.io/?all
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Multi publication
Multi-publication

www.winktoolkit.org

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