Google announces Swiffy that convert Flash files to HTML5

Apple iOS device users really get bug off with their devices, when they see there is be deficient in of Flash support. This concern has been overshadowing iOS devices in view of the fact that from the starting itself. Google, one of Adobe’s partners has moved forward and prepared a Flash to HTML5 converter.


The product is known as Swiffy and it is a service that permits users to contribute on a Flash file and then convert the same to HTML5. The service is in near the beginning stages and it is at this moment not able to convert problematical Flash files without any hiccups into HTML. This states that for now, Flash games and programs are very much doubtful to function.



The converter allocates Flash files to be converted and also can be seen on whichever browser that supports SVG, Javascript and CSS3. The end product is hardware accelerated by several modern day browsers.

Till now Google didn’t declare nor gave any indication that this will be predominantly be practical and useful for Apple iOS users, but developers should have simple in converting their content and advertisers, their ads to HTML5 with relative effortlessness. Adobe do have an application that do convert Adobe Air content to HTML5, but it is bad that they don’t have anything to convert native Flash content.

Google has stopped Health and Power Meter Projects

Google Inc. declared that it is stopping out two of its very determined projects that may locate feet grip in market share. The Internet Search giant, Google has declared the blackout of Google Health and Google Power Meter, as both the products showed unpopular response from the users ever since their launch in the year 2008 and 2009 correspondingly, as per report provided by well sourced.

"Both were based on the design that with added and improved details, people can create smarter selections, whether in consideration to running personal health and wellness, or saving money and saving energy at home”, Aaron Brown the senior product manager at Google Health in an official blog post.

As per to the blog post, Google Health will stop working on January 1 2012 on the other hand users will be still competent enough to download their records sequentially to transmit their files to a number of other host in anticipation of same day next year.



Moreover Google’s Power Meter which was announced to facilitate users to carry on a trail of Internet based draw on of energy at homes will be entirely shut down on September 16, 2011.

Google is disappointed with the services as they wished them to reach some sort of position but lacked and didn’t reach to that point. Google still did manage to make the services felt on the market map of the sectors such as health and energy.

LinkedIn Announced LinkedIn App for Android

LinkedIn has declared its LinkedIn app for Android devices. The app is by now has been present for iOS devices, which permits LinkedIn users to access customized news related to industry and other product and services. Also, Android users can download the app from the Android Market.



LinkedIn offers users with news divided into categories, top news on LinkedIn and news that is based on connections, products and industry services. It plans at serving users that will make them updated with what’s going on in their industry and outside world and also look into what has been shared and talked about in real time.

Android users can spigot on an article to view a short summary of it and also view it again for reading or viewing complete story from its source. They can also share articles or send them directly to their connections.

Sounds good and interesting for techie people. From now getting news will be easy and interesting.

Facebook Credits Starting in India from July 1 2011

Social networking giant, Facebook has declared that very soon its innovative service, Facebook Credits, which has been launched in more than 11 countries is now coming to India.

Beginning from July 1, 2011, Facebook Credits from Facebook proposes itself to be alternative payment substitute on the social networking giant site for users. The payment preference would be supported by Live Gamer. Facebook credits would permit users to purchase virtual currency and virtual goods that are being made accessible to them in their Facebook apps.



The only problem for users that the credit service doesn’t allocates payment in Indian Rupees, may be in future this problem will be rectified. Therefore, users would have to buy 50 credits for $5.

In India, the credit service can be used through MOLepoints, Moneybooker, Western Union Quick Pay.