Android 2.3 Gingerbread beta was recently released to developers. The Android 2.3 SDK information does not mention a browser upgrade or support for websockets specifically. So there is no official word from Google regarding websockets being included when Android 2.3…
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WebSockets supported in iOS 4.2
Apple released iOS 4.2 in November 2010, and part of that release was support for websocket in the web browser. This was confirmed in a visit to a local Apple store. Here are some screencaps grabbed of the iPhone 4:…
Tagged with: iOS, ipad, iphone, websocket
Posted in mobile development, technology, website development
Posted in mobile development, technology, website development
WebSockets NOT supported in iOS 4.0
UPDATE December 2010: iOS 4.2 now has websocket support UPDATE July 2010: since the beta 2 release of iOS4, Apple has disabled websockets support. A few readers pointed this out, so I made a trip to an Apple Store it…
Tagged with: iOS4, iphone os 4, websocket, websocket example, websocket test, websockets
Posted in technology, website development
Posted in technology, website development
Test your web browser for WebSocket support
Google announced an improved way for a web application to communicate with a server. The new method is called WebSockets. You can read more info here on WebSockets. Here is a quick test to see if your web browser supports…
Tagged with: ajax, javascript, websocket, websocket example, websocket test, websockets
Posted in featured, website development
Posted in featured, website development
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