Re:Open Web Device
by nailer on Monday February 27, 2012 @06:48AM
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On a web browser now you can already play music through an app (eg Google music) while you do other things. Don't see why they'd change it.
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Re:Open Web Device
by AndrewDucker on Monday February 27, 2012 @06:56AM
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I guess the question is how they highlight things so I can easily switch back to the app that's playing the music, so I can pause it when necessary, how much space they make available to individual apps (I have about 5GB of music on my phone at the moment for Spotify), and what the model is for apps sharing data (so I can download a photo in one app, change it in a second one, and upload it with a third one).
I'm looking forward to seeing what their equivalent of "intents" is.
Re:Open Web Device
by icebraining on Monday February 27, 2012 @06:59AM
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I'm looking forward to seeing what their equivalent of "intents" is.
Google and Mozilla are already collaborating on Web Intents[1], and Mozilla already has a proof of concept[2].
[1]: http://www.webintents.org/
[2]: https://mozillalabs.com/blog/2011/07/web-apps-update-experim...