The Economist had some related content in this week's Technology Quarterly (http://www.economist.com/technology-quarterly/2016-06-09/fac...) - I made note of the 2 LED producers they mentioned: http://www.valoya.com/ and https://www.heliospectra.com/

See also http://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/stem-cells-for-... for a good summary. Sounds promising.

Someone needs to make a for-pay service that lets me submit quality long form articles like this and get back a (quality) audio file that I can listen to on my commute home.

With celebrity narrators! I can't decide if I would want Morgan Freeman, Liam Neeson, or that guy from the Mass Effect codex.

Shatner.

That was one of the more interesting stats to me as well. Given my IE trauma I actually read it as 6% as IE6 users but 6% of all IE versions, wow - Microsoft has really lost credibility with the web developer crowd.

I hadn't heard this story until I listened to the latest Java Posse episode (http://javaposse.com/java-posse-332-newscast-for-dec-10th-20...). Thought it would be a good Friday read.

It makes it easier to embrace HTML5 when you have complete control over the browser used.

I agree, although I'm contemplating providing 2 UIs, an HTML5 version and an IE-friendly version for my own projects.

Yeah, sorry about that - I was especially interested in this part of the transcript and didn't notice the other submissions beforehand

Now to see if they leave allow a full Android environment or lock it down.

No Android Market (will have it's own store in the future). No Adobe Flash either.

Given that Ted Patrick (http://ted.onflash.org/) just left Adobe for Barnes & Noble, there is a reasonable chance that it may get Flash at some point.

Or else he's going to work on a Nook version of Adobe's software for publishing glossy magazines on the iPad.

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