Google has added a few experimental features to Google Music including the ability to trigger desktop notifications in Chrome, an HTML5 player, and five star rating in place of the thumbs up.

Driven by necessity, Mozilla to enable HTML5 DRM in Firefox Browser company fearful that users would follow Netflix to other browsers.

The user also needs to monkey with the Chromes flags to enable HTML5 audio. So they did get it working, but it’s not yet a smooth process. We love seeing the neat stuff you can do with HTML5.

If your browser supports HTML5 you can opt into the experimental HTML5 video playback on YouTube. Not only will you get smoother video playback—goodby ...

Lonyo [/url]":37e4qvid]DRM in HTML5 makes sense, as much as open source people might hate it. What we have now is plugins to give DRM. If there was no DRM in HTML5, there would still be plugins.