By Tom Krazit
Published: Tuesday 12 June 2007
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Rob
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Herts, UK
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Digital Media Consultant
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This Safari offering is hardly worth worrying about in terms of browser wars. It is a "natural" release for Apple due to the intel/windows/boot camp abilities now available.
Was more interesting in this story is Jobs' news about developing for the iPhone. Once iPhone has saturated the happy clappy apple fan base, the more serious phone users will realise that no native 3rd party apps is gonna be an iPhone killer. It will never have the same amount of offerings available as symbian and windows mobile, you only have to look at the handango catalogue to see that now.
I’ve installed the betas on both OS X 10.4 and Win...
Roy Judd
This Safari offering is hardly worth worrying abou...
Rob
Having read this article I have downloaded and ins...
Anonymous
I was excited to read that Safari would be availab...
Tim Haveron Jones
Just installed Safari - it is certainly faster loa...
Jeremy Wickins
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