Ok, we get it. IE hasn’t exactly been a kickass standards-based web browser since, well ever. Until now. If you’ve seen IE10, then you may have already been pleasantly surprised at how HTML5/CSS3/Modern JavaScript –ready it is. If not, prepare to be pleasantly surprised. What may also surprise you is that the IE10 found in Windows 8 is basically the same browser that you’ll find on Windows Phone 8. That means Windows Phone 8 is web standards-ready. By the time the session is done, you’ll know how to build apps with the HTML5 web control template in Visual Studio and you’ll also be pleasantly surprised by how effortless it is to have HTML5 experiences on IE10, both on Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8.

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New graphics processor
Increased RAM: 1GB or 512MB
More Screen resolutions
Removable, encryptable storage
NFC

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CSS Backgrounds & Borders
CSS Color
CSS Media Queries
CSS Namespaces
CSS OM Views
CSS Selectors
CSS Values And Units
Data URI
DOM Element Traversal
DOM HTML
DOM Level 3 Core
DOM Level 3 Events
DOM Style
DOM Traversal And Range
DOMParser And XMLSerializer
ECMAScript 5
HTML5 Canvas
HTML5 Geolocation
HTML5 Selection
HTML5 Semantic Elements
HTML5 Video And Audio
ICC Color Profiles
Selectors API Level 2
SVG, Standalone And In HTML
Web Messaging
XHTML/XML

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