Apple said Monday that a final 1.0 version of its Safari Web browser is coming soon. The statement comes in response to Microsoft’s recent decision to stop development of Internet Explorer. “Safari is the fastest browser on the Mac, and has become the browser of choice for millions of Mac users,” Apple said in a statement.
Read MoreSeveral Apple retail stores will be presenting a live satellite feed of Steve Jobs’ keynote from this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), MacMinute has confirmed. The broadcast will take place at Apple Stores that have a theater on Monday, June 23 at 10:00 AM PT.
Read MoreRanchero Software has posted NetNewsWire 1.0.3b1, the latest beta release of the company’s popular RSS news reader and weblog editor. The new version brings a new Combined View that combines titles and descriptions into a single view. The update also offers SSL support for feeds with https URLs.
Read MoreThe University of Wisconsin Division of Information Technology is hosting a live feed of Steve Jobs’ keynote from the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). The event is open to the public and will take place 12:00-2:00 PM CT at the Pyle Center (Room #121), 702 Langdon Street in Madison, WI.
Read MoreApple’s “New Music Tuesdays” continue today with additions to the iTunes Music Store from John Mellencamp, Woven, Boyd Tinsley, Buddy Guy, Sam Roberts, Train, and Die Trying. Apple has also added new music from Lou Reed, Britney Spears, James Cotton, Primus, Amanda Perez, Jefferson Starship, and Gipsy Kings. In addition, an exclusive track was added from MacMinute favorites Audioslave, who are offering the previously unreleased track “Give,” recorded during the first studio sessions for their self-titled debut album.
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