apple Safari for windows and Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
Safari will run on Windows, but I wondered why??? I understand iTunes runs on Windows to sell more iPods.
I'm pretty sure Google is the default search engine on Safari for Windows. Every time a search is performed and a sponsored link is clicked Apple makes money. If they can capture just a few percents of the Windows browser market share they will make tons of money just like Firefox and Opera does.
Great for Apple. Great for Windows users. Great for web developers.
Thanks Mac Rumors Live for the info and image.
So, if you're on Windows go ahead download the public beta of Safari4W: www.apple.com/safari
For me, I just installed Safari 3 public beta (Mac). It is noticeably faster which is amazing considering how fast Safari already was. I must add that the new search is quite cool! The only downside so far, is that I can't share files with Rapidshare premium account.
Info: http://www.apple.com/safari/
Download: http://www.apple.com/safari/download/
After WWDC 2007 Apple Keynote Speech, I'm left a bit disappointed and wondering if Apple is taking iPhone over their head? Sorry but I'm missing out some of Apple's "Top Secret" features in Leopard. Part from a new Finder, new Desktop, new Quick Look and Bootcamp built inside.. I'm wondering what are the other "Top Secret" features? Steve demo'd almost the same things that he did at Macworld earlier this year..So far Leopard hasn't blowed me away, a part from Time machine..
You guys must be thinking that I'm just complaining about Leopard, but here's some features that I do like and look forward to, although they seem little compared to Spotlight, Dashboard etc. I might make a big mistake as Apple might be lurking in the dark with the really big features, there are almost 300+ new features in Leopard, but why did they not demo'd those at WWDC?
Time Machine
New Desktop
New Finder
DVD Player
All windows uses a single, consistent appearance.
What are your thoughts of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard so far? Please feel free comment..
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A few tidbits, however, have been posted publicly online:
- One blogger posted these positive impressions
• Mail is really great, seems super fast
• Spotlight much more responsive, no pauses as you type
• Safari seems faster and now has that styled text editor as in FireFox (used in blogger for example)
• New Finder, not as new as I had expected, seems solid and sensible.
• Coverflow everywhere, yeah, whatever..
• Quickview is useful I think, certainly seems fast.
• Time Machine looks like it works really, really well.
The blog post, however, has since been removed.
Meanwhile, a few forum posts (unverified) report the following about the new Leopard beta:
• Completely new mail client. Much faster, better calendar support, keep notes
• Stacks are fantastic.
• Dock works fine on the sides, 3D but the icons are sideways (proper) with shadow. Looks awesome on the side.
i am not a mac fan, but it is an interesting post and will finnd more about apple.....
yeahh, they got a nice website there
thanks, and keepit up
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