iPad Ready Sites

[iDan]

Apple has just posted a "Featured" website list. iPad features Safari, a mobile web browser that supports the latest web standards — including HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. Here are just a few of the sites that take advantage of these web standards to deliver content that looks and functions beautifully on iPad.

• CNN
  
  When you’re browsing CNN.com on iPad, the site automatically displays an HTML5 video player, providing you with the best possible viewing experience.
  
  
• Reuters
  
  An HTML5 video player on Reuters.com lets you view most of the site’s video content on iPad.
  
  
• New York Times
  
  The HTML5 video player on the NYTimes.com home page displays video in a format viewable on iPad.
  
  
• Vimeo
  
  The popular video-sharing site Vimeo.com features an HTML5 player that displays most videos on iPad.
  
  
• Time
  
  The 24/7 news site features an HTML5 video player for viewing recently published video.
  
  
• ESPN
  
  ESPN uses HTML5 to play audio and video for fans browsing ESPN.com on iPad. Site navigation and live scoring have also been optimized for the iPad Multi-Touch display.
  
  
• Major League Baseball
  
  MLB.com features a browsing experience optimized for iPad, providing fans with live baseball action at their fingertips.
  
  
• Netflix
  
  The iPad-optimized version of netflix.com makes it easy to browse movies and add them to your queue. Video plays via the Netflix app, available on the App Store.
  
  
• NPR
  
  NPR’s website, NPR.org, incorporates an HTML5 audio player and embedded HTML5 video for iPad.
  
  
• National Hockey League
  
  NHL.com detects when you’re browsing the site on iPad and displays optimized content, including recently published video.
  
  
• The White House
  
  WhiteHouse.gov is a largely standards-based site that displays video using the HTML5 video tag.
  
  
• Virgin America
  
  Virgin America’s site is almost entirely standards based, so it looks and works great on iPad.
  
  
• Sports Illustrated
  
  Recent video features on SI.com are displayed via an HTML5 player compatible with iPad.
  
  
• Flickr
  
  Flickr now displays video via an iPad-compatible HTML5 player.
  
  
• People Magazine
  
  An HTML5 video player on PEOPLE.com displays video in iPad-viewable format.
  
  
• TED
  
  TED.com is completely optimized for iPad, displaying video, comments, ratings, and more.
  
  
• Nike
  
  Nike has introduced a new version of nike.com specifically designed for iPad and its technologies.
  
  
• CBS
  
  Watch clips from your favorite shows as well as recent full episodes of "Survivor" on the HTML5-enabled, iPad-friendly CBS.com.
  
  
• Spin
  
  SPIN.com features a browsing experience optimized for iPad, providing music fans with the latest live performances and backstage coverage of their favorite bands.
  
  
• National Geographic
  
  Watch National Geographic videos on your iPad using the new HTML5 player at nationalgeographic.com.
  
  

 

[Ghuda]

Thanks IDan, this is something I am really interested in but I am so OCD about what is happening with my IPad and the stuff rolling into the forum, that I have not left to look this type stuff up

 

[cimousa]

Gizmodo has theirs up and running at Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide

 

[gentlefury]

Ted!?!?!?! That makes me VERY happy! I love Ted Talks!

 

[Edlex]

Cool news iDan. You should keep this thread around. I'm sure this list is going to be growing quite a bit.

 

[kilofox]

Sticky Please! and add more as they become known.

Just an idea.

 

[fairoasis]

Who needs flash! They are all coming to OUR SIDE

 

[Craig]

Who needs flash! They are all coming to OUR SIDE

just about all the video I have found works fine. all YouTube I've run into works right in the browser too. pretty nice.

 

[AKNorth]

Very informative topic. Please keep post alive...thanks!

 

[drg560]

Where do I find the list, I have just bought my first apple device, an iPad2. I am not very happy with the things that I can't do. My wife wants to print out coupons but can't download the coupon printer. I want to view the news videos. I would like to keep this thing if I could find an apple compatible web site that would let us do the things that we are used to doing with a windows based computer.