Nokia will be producing a 10-inch display tablet with Windows RT OS used in the Microsoft Surface.
Steve Jobs apparently wanted to name Apple’s upcoming browser “Freedom” instead of Safari.
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Apple has approved four third party browsers (Edge Browser, Incognito, WebMate: Tabbed Browser, and Shaking Web) and they are now on iTunes Store. Apple seems to be relaxing their policy against apps that compete with their own apps.
The catch here is that all four browsers are Safari webkit based so you will not see Opera or Firefox anytime soon.
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on January 14th, 2009 at 7:17 pm
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