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Follow Systemtek on Twitter… and more!
by admin on Aug.17, 2009, under News
Now you can follow one of our designers on Twitter. Check it out and follow us to get cool design tips, website samples and connect with a lot of other great people too!
Want to connect with us on other sites? Systemtek is on Youtube, LinkedIn, MySpace, and Facebook as well.
Social Media is a great way to keep up with all the latest news and meet lots of new people. Hope to see you out there!
IL Secretary of State Jesse White Congrats New Chinese Web Lauched in Chicago
by admin on Jun.30, 2009, under News
Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White wrote to congratulate the launch of Chinajournalus.com, a brand-new comprehensive web site for Chinese Community in the Chicago Area.
“Your efforts in implementing this website”, he commented, “will provide and greatly enhance news service and furnish quality and instructive information to the Chinese community in Chicago area and through out the United States and abroad.”
Chinajournalus.com is the web site initiated by China Journal, the US nation wide Chinese Newspaper and developed by Systemtek, the Chicago web design company
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Firefox 3.5 Releasing Soon, Allows Watch Videos Without Adobe Flash Plugin
by admin on Jun.16, 2009, under News
By: Systemtek
Videos today are pretty common all over the Internet. Most of them are converted into flash on websites though for maximum accessibility. But wait a second, you don’t have the Adobe flash plug-in installed in your browser? Sorry….. Same expert proclaim that “it is time to break down those walls.”The Mozilla team is expected to complete build 2 of Firefox 3.5 Release Candidate 1 in the next 24 hours but it may not see the light of day.
Firefox 3.5, which is now a very stable beta, is faster than earlier versions, and most importantly, it embraces open-source video standards and treats videos like web pages (you can’t do any of that with Flash). If this takes off, Flash video could become history.
Built into the Firefox 3.5 browser is a video player based on the open-source video formats Ogg Vorbis and Theora. The video player supports HTML5, which means that links and other interactive elements can easily be placed inside videos. Ogg Vorbis format makes video programmable.
You can now download the latest version of Firefox 3.5 Beta4 here: download

