WHATWG HTML5 specification for web developers.
View Original Article.The focus of this specification is readability and ease of access. Unlike the full HTML specification, this “web developer edition” removes information that only browser vendors need know.
Tendulkar’s 50 Test centuries. Sachin Tendulkar’s 50 Hundreds in pictures from ESPNcricinfo.
View Original Article.Making Cricket History. Sachin Tendulkar’s milestone of scoring first ever one day double century has made it to Times Top 10 Sports Moments of 2010.
View Original Article.A batsman of imagery and imagination. The youngest among India’s retreating golden generation of middle-order batsmen, he (VVS Laxman) could leave cricket without any monumental record. It does not matter. His will never be a career in numbers, anyway. He has always been a batsman of imagery and imagination. VVS Laxman’s records may easily be overtaken, but they cannot be replicated.
View Original Article.Thoughts on Flash. Steve Jobs letter on why they do not allow Flash on iPhones, iPods and iPads.
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Jenson Button won the thrilling Australian Grand Prix ahead of Robert Kubica and Felipe Massa. Button made an early gamble to opt for dry tyres on a damp track which turned out to be a decisive moment of his first win for Mclaren. Alonso came 4th after dropping to 22nd on first lap. Michael Schumacher managed to grab the last point on the last lap.
Vettel grabbed pole position for tomorrows Australian Grand Prix. Mark Webber came 2nd giving Red Bull racing its first ever front row. Alonso took 3rd place while Michael Schumacher came 7th.
View Original Article.Alonso leads Ferrari one two in Bahrain. Alonso wins the Bahrain Grand Prix on his debut for Ferrari while Massa settled for second place after temperature problems in his cockpit. Michael Schumacher came home 6th on his return to F1
View Original Article.As with all success, India must celebrate the moment and move on. It’s more difficult to stay at the top than to get there.
Australian Grand Prix posts another $40 million loss in 2009. The 2008 Grand Prix also suffered a record $40 million loss, funded by the Victorian Government.
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