The latest version of the web standard markup, HTML 5, was been greeted with a mixed reaction on it’s launch, but has gained grudging acceptance in the past year or so despite being an unfinished project. It’s aim to integrate multimedia functions is gaining traction, mainly due to people’s dislike of Flash. Apple has done its part to help this along through its ongoing fallout with Adobe, making sure that Flash is not supported in any of its new products.

What HTML5 has undoubtedly done is to provide some amazing browser based experiments, to show what’s really possible without flash. What practical use they have is yet to be seen, but it puts it out there for people to explore and play around with. There are already some amazing canvas experiments, here are some of the best and other interesting HTML5 sites:

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Great news for hand-held video gamers everywhere as Nintendo are about to release the 3DS – a portable game console which can produce 3D effects without the need for any special glasses.

So now you to can play games in 3D without glasses and what’s more is that the Nintendo 3DS also plays all your DSi Games as well.

Check Out The Video For A Sneak Peak

Yet again it’s time for this weeks Saturday Six and this week topic was chosen by myself and there is only one question with six answers..

1. Name 6 of your favourite video games?
   

There we go, one question with six answers for you to have fun with…

Ok, that’s it, thanks for taking part and I’m looking forward to everyone’s answers. Don’t forget to hit the “ReTweet” button to ReTweet this weeks Saturday Six.

Anyone using Twitter can be part of the process by tweeting me a topic, I will then pick one randomly and the chosen topic will be used and the tweeter will have a DoFollow link to their website or blog as a thank you.

If you would like to nominate a topic then simply tweet me @BlazingMinds with your nominated topic and the hash tag #Sat6

Ok! It’s another weekend and time for another Saturday Six and this weeks topic is Twitter Games! I know a lot of people who comment on this blog also play them, including myself on SNODS, this week is going to be another single question with six answers, so let’s get on with it:

• If you play any Twitter Games, what are your top 6?

Ok, that’s it, thanks for taking part and I’m looking forward to everyone’s answers. Don’t forget to hit the “Tweet” button in the SexyBookMarks to ReTweet this weeks Saturday Six.

Anyone using Twitter can be part of the process by tweeting me a topic, I will then pick one randomly and the chosen topic will be used and the tweeter will have a DoFollow link to their website or blog as a thank you.

If you would like to nominate a topic then simply tweet me @RemBeatZ with your nominated topic and the hash tag #Sat6

Also if you take part in the Saturday Six you can join the Saturday Six Twibe.. And don’t forget to vote for me at my interview at BlogInterviewer.

It seems to be the buzz word, or should that be hash tag, that is sweeping across Twitter at the moment, but what is SpyMaster?

Well to put it simply, SpyMaster is a game that is based around your Twitter profile, your spies are your followers and it is a turn based game that can be very, very addictive but fun to play.

Log into SpyMaster using your Twitter details, which is all done via the Twitter Oauth system, so it makes it that bit more secure to use, then join a side, you can choose from the American CIA, British MI6 and the Russian FSB. Each branch has it’s good and bad points, such as stronger energy, better weapons, you get the gist.

Once in the game you gain your wealth by performing different tasks, assassinations, buying safe house and weapons etc.

It’s all a good bit of fun and as I mentioned above it can get quite addictive, but if your looking to have a bit of fun then check it out..