Dynamax Spices Up Digitalsignage.NET With a HTML5 Flavour

Online, June 11, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Dynamax are pleased to announce the latest major version of digitalsignage.NET, the company's cloud- based digital signage application. The new version fully supports IAdea's HTML5- capable devices, creating a compelling solution for those looking for maximum content flexibility.

Taking full-advantage of the latest HTML5 technology, digitalsignage.NET users will be able to use and create HTML5 widgets using HTML, Javascript, and CSS. These widgets can be displayed on screens in a layout to create dedicated areas for dynamic content such as live data feeds, weather, news, ticker feeds etc. The system comes complete with a variety of pre-created widgets which will grow over time. The users also have the capability to upload and use their own widgets to suit any specific purpose that they might have.

John Wang, IAdea's CEO said: "HTML5 opens up an exciting page for our industry by providing a non-proprietary standard for dynamic content. digitalsignage.NET is taking full advantage of the technology by packaging it into easy-to-use widgets that the average user can readily apply to real projects. IAdea is glad to announce that this view is shared by more than two dozen world-leading companies at the upcoming Web-based Signage Conference held by W3C, the standards body behind web technologies. Dynamax is no doubt a visionary of this trend and its advancement provides the industry a glimpse into the future of digital signage."

Customers and non-customers are able to enjoy the extra- capabilities with the new release of digitalsignage.NET, a simpler-to-use product but richer in terms of content creation tools.

Howard Smith, Director and Founder of Dynamax commented on the news''We are thrilled to leverage the full potential of HTML5 within digitalsignage.NET, allowing users with little or no content- creation skills to spice up their screens easily. As IAdea's HTML5 devices prove a flexible solution for a wide range of our customers, we wanted to ensure that the latest technology is available to them through the use of open standards. This new project further strengthens our partnership with IAdea.''