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The New, Blazing Fast Safari Browser

Wednesday, February 25, 2009 18:40 No Comments

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Apple has released the beta version of Safari 4 for Mac and PC, with claims that its Nitro rendering engine is 30 times faster than IE7, and three times faster than Firefox 3. Other new features include “Top Sites,” which shows users the most frequently visited Web pages, “Full History Search” for [...]

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Safari 3.2 Is Available

Monday, November 17, 2008 10:05 No Comments

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Yesterday Apple quietly slipped out an update to their Safari Web browser to version 3.2. The notable feature is that it finally adds anti-phishing technology, an area where Safari has lagged behind competitors. Aside from that, it provides some security fixes, improved JavaScript performance, and a slightly newer version of Webkit, pulling [...]

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Twitter Updates for 2008-09-10

Wednesday, September 10, 2008 23:59 No Comments

I really like Mozilla Firefox but Safari on my MacBook is so fast. Wish Safari had plug ins and add ons. My MacBook with 4GB RAM is great. #
Some really entertaining articles about finance on http://moneyremix.com. #

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Apple TV: Where’s It Going? It’s Apple TV 3.0!

Tuesday, September 9, 2008 11:36 No Comments

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Does Steve Jobs have a surprise in store for the analysts and reporters gathering in San Francisco for Let’s Rock — the dog-and-pony show Tuesday at which Apple (AAPL) is widely expected to unveil the next generation of iPods?
Peter S. Magnusson hopes he does — and what he’s wishing for is a [...]

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Apple’s Safari Browser: 1 Million Downloads in 2 Days For Windows

Sunday, June 17, 2007 10:13 No Comments

Apple reports that it took Apple just two days to reach 1 million downloads of its newest Safari Web browser for Windows.
If these downloads manifested into regular Safari users, then we just
might have a third major browser on the Windows platform. If Safari can
obtain a 10% market share on Windows, then it would further weaken [...]

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