HTML5 vs. Flash Inforgraphic

I almost didn’t want to post this because it’s such a one-sided viewpoint (no discussion of mobile, closed ecosystem, speed of innovation, etc), but it’s still a good graphic to note at the how far HTML5 still has to go.

Graphic is from OneMoreLevel.com a flash game portal and was written up on VentureBeat.


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