A look at Amazon Kindle Cloud Reader and other HTML5 apps
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I don't think its a either or question. I think we will see both HTML5 and native apps working side by side, just as webmail does with client side mail apps. That makes your data available to you where ever you go.
KyleHPlus 6 months ago 2