The HTML5 Bandwagon got kicked into the next gear with the announcement at CES 2012 that AT&T is developing an HTML5 App store for devices on it’s mobile network for both iOS and Android devices. Developers will be able to bill users directly on their phone bill. The new app store will be curated and should be a great opportunity for developers to build-once & deploy everywhere in a wide open market. [via Mashable, PC Magazine]
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