After the recent split in the steering groups, a final specification for HTML5 has been announced.
http://paritynews.com/web-news/item/518 ... cification
Interestingly, the Facebook client for Android has just moved back to being a native app after months of poor performance from the HTML5 implementation.

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Heh. Yeah. Although I'm sure their programmers missed a few critical (yet obscure) things to enable HTML5 to perform well on low-end hardware, I'd personally stay away from any W3C standards for any project I do. So um, it's still okay as long as you're extremely conservative and know which corners to turn, but I find a lot of *professional* HTML5 programmers fail to grasp the quality of such an implementation. This hassle is still not worth my time; I don't like web applications anyway.

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