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WWDC Wrap Up: Safari for Windows
Monday's WWDC 2007 offered up a small army of Apple announcements. Mac OS X Leopard will be shipped this fall, the iPhone will be released June 29 at 6pm at AT&T Wireless and Apple Stores in the United States, and Safari 3, which Apple calls "the world’s fastest and easiest-to-use web browser," is now available for Macs and Windows PCs.
According to Steve Jobs, Safari is the fastest browser running on Windows, based on the industry standard iBench tests, rendering web pages up to twice as fast as IE 7 and up to 1.6 times faster than Firefox 2.
WWDC Wrap Up: Near Final Mac OS X Leopard
Turns out that controversial leaked e-mail from an Apple employee was partially correct. While the iPhone will be released June 29, yesterday Apple unveiled a near final version of Mac OS X Leopard that won't be scheduled to ship until October. The announcement was made by Steve Jobs himself at the World Wide Developers Conference in my homebase of San Francisco.
WWDC Wrap Up: iPhone Released At 6pm On June 29
At yesterday's WWDC in San Francisco Steve Jobs announced that the iPhone will be released on Friday, June 29 at 6pm at AT&T Wireless and Apple Stores in the United States.
That means, if you're not expecting to bribe an Apple or AT&T Wireless store employee you better take the day off, pack a lunch, water and some sunscreen, because there will likely be a much larger line than there was for last week's MacBook Pro release.
Phew.
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Steve Jobs' Face Appears In Latte?
This isn't a cuppa Joe, it's a cuppa Jobs, son...well kinda. A cup with an ode to Jobs. My favorite Mac-ateers, the Cult of Mac were served up this amazing fix of caffeinated geek last week and I couldn't help sharing it with you.
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