Just to prove that I’m not cranky about everything that came out of the keynote on Monday, I’d like to say that I’m very excited about the release of Safari for Windows!
I think Safari is a very serious contender in these new browser wars. It will be interesting to see whether they take more market [...]
Michael Tsai spots an especially good contradiction in Steve Jobs’s dismissal of browser apps during his interview with Walt Mossberg last week, followed by his celebration of browser apps in the WWDC keynote on Monday.
Glad I’m not the only one who is in a cranky mood about Apple’s flimsy iPhone SDK spin.
To be clear: It’s [...]
Everybody’s wondering whether the lack of confirmation from Apple regarding Flash support for the iPhone means that we won’t be seeing it (at least in the 1.0?).
If it’s true, to me this puts a fuzzy spin on Apple’s commercial claiming that the iPhone’s browser is “just the internet”…
To get an idea for how important Flash [...]
Last night at the SF Mac Indie party, I met a lot of great people, and put the face to the name of many people I’ve come to know fairly well through the web and email.
I finally got a chance to meet Niall Kennedy, whose takes on technology I’ve learned are just as interesting in [...]
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