Apple Releases Safari Beta 2
Downloads Top 2 Million
CUPERTINO, California-April 14, 2003-Apple today released Safari Beta 2, an
updated beta version of the Safari browser that delivers highly requested
features including tabbed browsing and AutoFill forms. Safari is now the
browser of choice for millions of Mac users with more than two million
downloads since its free public beta release on January 7, 2003.
EarthLink today announced the launch of TotalAccess 2003 for Macintosh, the newest version of the company’s Internet access software. Key features include one-click access to the Web, email and personal Webspace; a cleaner, faster-loading Personal Start Page; and a modular architecture that lets users easily download new services or content groups.
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Read MoreApple CEO Steve Jobs will be a speaker at the upcoming “D: All Things Digital” executive conference, which will be co-produced by Wall Street Journal technology columnists Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher. The event takes place in San Diego May 27-29, and will focus on the impact of digital technology in every sector of the economy and every walk of life. “At D, there will be no canned speeches, no huge panels, no sales pitches — and no PowerPoint allowed.
Read More“Safari is wicked fast,” writes Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus in the Houston Chronicle, “with a clean, uncluttered interface and a feature I love — a special field in its toolbar that lets you search the Web via Google without going to the Google Web page first. I’ve been using Safari for several weeks, and even though it’s still in beta, it has become my browser of choice. It is much faster than the others, and it may very well be the best browser ever created.
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