The W3C has released the first public draft of HTML 5 specification, a document ( the final one will come out in 2010 ), which marks a step forward in the evolution of language, ready to open to the changes brought about by Web 2.0.
The update comes from an independent initiative of some developers of various manufacturers' browsers - particularly Apple, Opera, Mozilla - which aimed to expand the old specifically to enhance the interoperability so that all programs interpret it the same way.
Compared to the previous version, the standard welcome new structural elements and a set of features dedicated to the integration and control of media content and support for mobile devices. Some are already implemented on popular navigation software, like Opera or Firefox.
Source: Press
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