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In the Ipad – Free HTML5 shows

According to the Wall Street Journal, APPLE FANBOIS IN THE US will get HTML5-encoded TV for the Ipad.

CBS and ABC are the launch of services they provide to their respective television programs for Ipad. The shows are due to be streamed for free from the same day that Apple launches the Ipad, but punters will be assailed with advertising breaks.

ABC use a streaming application Ipad worked for viewers to see the exhibition. But CBS is on a slightly different route and listen to your content directly by Ipad integrated into the Web browser. This means that it will offer one of the first coded samples HTML5.

The WSJ quoted Neil Ashe, president of CBS Interactive, who said, “We work very hard to make as much available as possible. Over time, it’ll be the same as online.”

So far, NBC has made no announcement.

Apple has not indicated how these movements affect the iTunes store.

Having the three major US networks streaming shows for the Ipad is sure to have a knock-on effect for Apple’s cash revenue from the few people who actually use its Itunes store to buy and download TV episodes.

iPad Updates herald arrival

The iPad is available for sale in the United States on Saturday, and Apple has made changes to pave the way for the new device. They arrive at the end of a month’s work undated

iTunes 9.1 delivers iBooks support (it is not known at this stage whether this will allow you to read books on a Mac or Windows PC, or if it simply manages them), and syncs content with the iPad.

It also offers several security patches for the version of Windows. Almost all problems have been fixed in Mac OS X – you have upgraded to Mac OS X 10.6.3 or installed security update 2010-001 and 10.5 -002, right?

But it is a common vulnerability to iTunes for Mac and Windows. Version 9.1 fixes a bug that allowed a maliciously crafted MP4 podcast to put iTunes into an infinite loop.

iPhoto 8.1.2 also offers support synchronization import / for IPAD, with the import and synchronization improvements in reliability, and correct identification of the 5th gen iPod nano.

Apple’s software gnomes have been busy, my colleague Anthony Caruana said that his system downloaded over 1 GB of Apple updates on one day this week.

Other updates Apple has released in the last seven days include QuickTime 7.6.6 (for Leopard and Windows), iPhone Configuration Utility 2.2 (Mac and Windows), MobileMe Control Panel (Windows), Bonjour Print Services (Windows), Aperture 3.0.2, iMovie 8.0.6, Canon Printer Drivers 2.3 (Snow Leopard), and Pro Applications Update 2010-01.