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Entries Tagged ‘Web browser’

iPhone browsing to be faster with Opera — if Apple approves

The company behind the Web browser Opera is weeks away from submitting it to Apple’s iPhone store for approval, a spokesman said Friday. The result, according to the Norwegian company, would be a browser up to six times faster than the iPhone’s default Web tool, Safari. The open question is is whether Apple will approve [...]

App Advice Daily: Appisode 77

Opera Mini showed off their mobile web browser for the iPhone, but will it ever get past the Apple approval process? Zombies continue their invasion on the App Store, and we have a sneak peek at Freeverse’s newest upcoming title Zombie Cannon Carnage. The physics based puzzle game, Rafter, received an update after listening to [...]

Apple Now Lets You Preview iPhone Apps In Your Browser

In November 2009, Apple launched a feature dubbed iTunes Preview, which essentially enabled people to see what music is available on iTunes from their Web browser without the need to fire up – or install – the desktop software program. This morning, Apple activated the iTunes Preview feature for iPhone / iPod Touch applications in [...]

Chrome edges out Safari, iPhone OS continues growth in Dec.

Apple ends the year with solid iPhone OS growth, a slowing – but stable Mac OS X market share, and its Safari web browser being edged out by Google’s Chrome.
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Mac News Briefs: TLA updates Mac version of PCalc

The Mac version of the scientific calculator adds many of the features developer TLA Systems has recently added to PCalc for the iPhone. Also on Thursday, Opera put out the latest beta of its Web browser, Delicious Monster updated Delicious Library, and U&I Software launched MetaSynth 5.
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Review: Safari 4 Web browser

If you want the fastest browser on the Mac, Safari 4.0 is the hands-down winner. It lacks the endless flexibility of Firefox’s plug-ins, and it’s far less svelte than its rival browsers, but Safari combines raw power and a thoughtful, well-crafted interface to give Mac users the best user experience.
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Hands on with the Opera 10 Web browser beta

Opera 10 Beta takes this long-running Mac browser in new directions. Featuring a revamped user interface and some intriguing new features, Opera 10 Beta looks to keep up with the fast-changing Mac browser market.
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Adobe launches BrowserLab preview

Adobe BrowserLab, a fully hosted online service, lets professional Web designers preview how their sites will look in various Web browsers on the Mac and Windows platforms. The company has launched a preview of the new service.
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Unpatched OS X Java Vulnerabilities Drawing Attention

Programmer and former Apple engineer Landon Fuller has released a proof-of-concept exploit demonstrating vulnerabilities in Apple’s current implementation of Java that allow arbitrary code execution in Java-enabled Web browsers.
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OmniGroup Sets Four of its Apps Free

While most of the Mac blogosphere has been occupied with a certain other browser release, the OmniGroup, a stalwart of NeXT and OS X software development, has made four of its own previously commercial apps, including the very appealing OmniWeb browser, completely free of charge. The other applications in question are presentation improver OmniDazzle, useless [...]

I Like My Browser Shaken, Not Stirred

As previously reported, Apple lifted the ban on web browsers and approved several apps. This is one of them. It’s called Shaking Web. Did Apple decide to approve the browsers because they felt that competition is a good thing and every developer deserves a fair shake? (Get it, shake?! I’m so clever! I deserve a [...]

Move Over Safari – New Web Browsers Are Here

 
Strange things are afoot at the Circle K, or in this case, the app store. In what some might consider “strange,” several 3rd party web browsing applications for the iPhone were approved by Apple yesterday. The original submission dates for some of those apps go back as far as October. That’s a helluva approval period, [...]

Firefox 3.0.2 (build 6) Update

Hace unos minutos Firefox lanzó la última versión de su web browser, Firefox 3.0.2. Para los que lo usen pueden hacerle updates. Este update mejora y arregla algunos issues encontrados en Firefox 3.0.1. como: Fixed several security issues. Fixed several stability issues. Fixed a number of minor issues with the [...]

The Unspoken Savings of iPhone

We know about the core features of iPhone (the bottom row of the home screen)—Phone (duh), Mail, Safari (the iPhone’s web browser), and iPod (which handles audio, video, photos, etc.). But, I’m always finding extra uses for my iPhone. I just wanted to share some of the products I’ll never have to buy, [...]

5 things you need to know about iPhone users

What do you know about iPhone users? What makes them different from other people? A number of companies and research firms have been doing studies on iPhone user behaviour in the past one year since the device was released. I was looking back through some research findings, and discovered some interesting facts. [...]