W3C just published today a first draft of HTML 5. HTML 5 replaces HTML 4 and XHTML 1.
- They are getting rid of the “acronym” elements because it was rarely used.
- The elements “canvas,” “video”, “audio” are added: the HTML becomes fully multimedia. However, MathML and SVG remain embedded content.
- They added the “article,” “section,” and “figure” elements which should be useful to blogs and news sites.
Google gives over 300,000 docs for HTML5+SVG !!
Google count of “pages” is plain faked.
It is a computed estimate which (likely) is meant to show the popularity of a keywords set, not an actual number of “documents”.
I know this from personal experience when I was playing with a Javascript Wiki and also monitoring Jeremy Ruston’s Tiddlywiki, there is NO way that a number of links from the web could jump up and down by a factor 5 in a matter of hours when the number is in the tens of thousands and hundred of thousands.