Chrome是今年Pwn2Own浏览器黑客大赛中迄今为止仅存的一款浏览器，能让你将Netflix流到Wii上的光碟已经上市，而HTML5在基于浏览器的动画方面仍然无法与Flash匹敌。

• Netflix via Wii - Coming Soon If you've been waiting patiently for Netflix to come to your Wii, your wait is almost over. Those instant streaming discs are in the mail. [Netflix Blog]
• IE8, Safari 4, Firefox 3, iPhone fall on day 1 of Pwn2Own The Pwn2Own contest, which pits hackers against web browsers to see which can last the longest, is back. After day one, every major browser (including the iPhone's Mobile Safari) has been successfully hacked. The exception: Chrome. Not because it's unhackable, but because after the first day, no one had even attempted it—largely, it seems, because it's the most challenging. They're back at it today, though, and you can keep up with the latest from the Zero Day Initiative Twitter account. [Ars Technica]
• "HTML5" versus Flash: Animation Benchmarking Web graphic artist and animation designer still thinks Flash produces better results at animation, but the browser and HTML5 are catching up. [The Man in Blue]
• CBS.com Prepping HTML5 Video Playback for iPad Whether or not HTML5 is better than Flash, it seems clear that the launch of the iPad and its lack of Flash support is pushing more and more publishers to use HTML5, including CBS.com. [MacRumors]
• YouTube EDU Finishes Its Freshman Year With 300 University Partners In Tow After a year in the wild, the YouTube EDU initiative is hosting lectures for free from 300 universities, including 65,000 videos total and 350 full courses. It's never been easier to get a free online education. [TechCrunch]
• git ready Ever wanted to learn more about the hot new version control system, git? Web site git ready looks like a fun place to get started. (Still prefer Subversion? We've detailed how to set up your own Subversion server and make the most of it on Windows.)
• New Stuff Coming From Bing This Spring Microsoft's up-and-coming search engine has all sorts of improvements slated for this spring, including better real-time results and even integration with the geo-location service Foursquare. [Bing Blog]