This isn't to say that app stores don't have advantages to them - they do... Consider their ability to promote your apps, host the files for you and deal with billing are a few of these. But still, for many, the write-once, run-everywhere nature of HTML5 makes it an important resource in their development.
Last week's HTML5 event DevCon5 (disclosure, TMC is a co-producer of the event and I am CEO of TMC) was well-attended (pictures) and although I wasn't at the conference I felt like I got a great taste of all that happened by reading the 8bitrocketblog by Jeff Fulton.
My favorite part of the post is the page where the HTML5 iOS demos live - I like Brickbasher Mobile but Retro Blaster Touch is my favorite. A coworker saw me using the game in a meeting earlier today and try as I did, I am not sure I convinced her I was actually absorbing the finer points of HTML5, not ignoring her presentation.
