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- The default Web browser for the Max OS X operating system. It is noted for its fast download speed and many built-in features including the Google search bar and...
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- Safari 4 public beta
- Earlier today Apple unveiled the first public beta of the Safari 4 browser. I downloaded the browser and took it for a quick spin ... and I have to say, this is a huge improvement on what I've come to expect from Safari. by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
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- First impressions: Apple Safari 4 beta
- First impressions of Apple's Safari 4 beta web browser. by Andrew Nusca
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- Browser wars: who's the fastest?
- Brendan Eich, CTO of Mozilla, talks about the race for the fastest browser engine. Google, Microsoft, Apple—are all competing with Mozilla. The competition, he says, is good for users and developers.
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- Can Chrome give Internet Explorer a run for its money?
- ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das talks with Senior Editor Sam Diaz about the perks and pitfalls of the newly released browser from Google. Diaz also reveals why Sergey Brin is bugging the Chrome team on a daily basis.
- Videos 2008-09-05
- Will Chrome need more polish?
- The Internet search giant has released its brand new browser. ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das reports on why Google has jumped into the browser fray. Das also explores how the company hopes Chrome will support a faster, more stable, and secure surfing environment while also creating a lucrative venue for...
- Videos 2008-09-02
- Apple tweaks Software Updater following criticism
- Following the huge backlash that erupted in the wake Apple's decision to push Safari to all Windows users via the Apple Software Updater, the company has made some tweaks to the UI in an attempt to improve matters. by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
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- Apple monster update fixes iPhone, Safari, Mac OS X flaws
- LAS VEGAS -- Apple has issued a monster update with patches for about 50 security vulnerabilities affecting iPhone, Safari and Mac OS X users.In a race against the clock, the company rushed out iPhone v1.0 with fixes for four different vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to take full control of...
- Blog posts 2007-07-31
- Offline reading on the iPhone with Filemarks
- Here's a great idea for iPhone users starved for offline content. Filemarks, a free droplet utility developed by Jamie Wilkinson, builds a bookmark you can sync to your iPhone (via Safari 3 on your Mac or Windows PC) that can contain hi-res images, PDFs, or other data. It's a free...
- Blog posts 2007-07-24
- Over 150 iPhone Web applications available
- One thing that I hear from a lot of people with iPhones is "I wish that it had insert program here."While I agree that the iPhone needs third party applications, or at least widgets, the void is being filled by an increasing amount of slick Web applications that run on...
- Blog posts 2007-07-15
- Print Selection 1.1 (Mac)
- You can select text and graphics in any cocoa application (safari, mail.app, etc.), go to the services menu and go to "Print Selection" and the selected stuff will be printed.
- Software downloads 2007-07-13
- Safari for Windows: it syncs
- When Steve Jobs made his WWDC announcement regarding Safari for Windows, there was much discussion about how this would broaden the iPhone developer community, yada yada.Well, sure. But one important thing about Safari for Windows went largely uncommented-upon: When you're using a phone browser, you really need bookmarks...
- Blog posts 2007-07-11
- iPhone Diary Day 6: iPhone's hidden RSS client
- Apple has answered one of my burning requests for the iPhone: a built-in RSS reader. Kinda.While it's not the dedicated RSS client that I hope they'll build for iPhone, it helps a news junkie get his fix on a slow EDGE data connection. It works like this: when you click...
- Blog posts 2007-07-03
- Safari: "Secure from day one" ... I guess we're not at day one yet
- For the second time in under two weeks, Apple has issued updates to fix serious security vulnerabilities in the beta version of Safari 3 web browser.OK, I gave Safari 3 for Windows beta a good chance, but after two updates in less than a week I'm declaring it a leaky...
- Blog posts 2007-06-25
- More Safari for Windows security holes patched
- Apple has refreshed its new Safari for Windows browser to patch a pair of vulnerabilities that could cause spoofing and HTTP redirection attacks.This is the second batch of updates shipped for the beta browser since Apple's heavily hyped release of its flagship browser to the Windows ecosystem.[NOTE: Click image at...
- Blog posts 2007-06-22
- Revealed: Apple's guidelines for third-part iPhone developers
- The University of Washington's Emerging Technology website inadvertently provided iPhone content development guidelines first explored at the Apple Worldwide Developers' Conference last week.Although Tony Chang's post was taken down (presumably at Apple's bidding), it survives for now in the G0oogle cache.I bring the relevant sections of that cached content...
- Blog posts 2007-06-22
- iPhone Developers Camp slated for July 6-8
- iPhone Developers Camp is an upcoming gathering, inspired by BarCamp, SuperHappyDevHouse, and MacHack, to develop Web-based applications and optimize Web sites for iPhone.The non-commercial, volunteer organized and totally free event runs from July 6-8 at the San Francisco offices of Adobe. By the completion of the weekend a number of...
- Blog posts 2007-06-21
- Safari for iPhone capabilities published, then removed
- University of Washington's Emerging Technology group published notes from Apple's Developing Web Sites for iPhone session from WWDC last week and promptly got spanked by Apple. The notes are now removed.The blog entry provided new information about iPhone's capabilities, including design considerations, JavaScript limitations and confirmation that there is no...
- Blog posts 2007-06-20
- Author of Gas.App mines his Web logs for iPhone specs (and finds them)
- Via Digg, the author of Gas.App for Safari on the iPhone (integrates with Google Maps to help you find cheap gas using an iPhone...see partial screen shot below) has been checking his Web logs and low and behold, he's pretty sure he's had a few visits from people in posession...
- Blog posts 2007-06-18
- 6 reasons not to switch to Safari on a PC
- When I installed Vista Ultimate in Boot Camp recently, the first thing I did (after patching up Windows and installing Norton Antivirus, that is) was to install iTunes, QuickTime and Safari for Windows. The tools that I'm familiar with on the Mac side make using Windows a little easier for...
- Blog posts 2007-06-18
- News to know: Life without Google; Securing Safari; Dell
- Notable headlines:Life without Google: Quintura a nice alternative. Gallery right.Techmeme: The great age debate: Can over 30-somethings innovate?AP: GE, Pearson Discussing Dow Jones Bid.Marc Orchant: Dell selling Nokia phones - bad news for carriers. Matthew Miller: Dell coupons may help you buy a new Nokia S60 device.Microsoft Mediaroom IPTV and...
- Blog posts 2007-06-18
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