betanews.com - 3/5/2009
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With software continuing to get bulkier and less memory-efficient, the need for speed is re-emerging, and Mozilla could very well deliver.
Analysis: Safari 4 lifts Apple above 10% browser market share
tgdaily.com 3/2/2009 — Analysis February turned out to be the month of the beta browsers, in
a more significant way than we have seen in any other month before.
While overall market shares remained relatively stable for the top 5 of
browser developers, there were major ...
New Safari Browser Succeeds at Speed, Flops on Features
ptech.allthingsd.com 3/5/2009 — Apple’s Safari browser has always been speedy and has introduced its share of innovations. While it is mostly used on Apple’s own Macintosh computers, with which it is bundled, Safari also comes in a Windows version and it is the browser ...
Safari 4 is Faster Than Firefox, Internet Explorer, Flock, Opera and Chrome
kokeytechnology.com 2/25/2009 — I’ve been testing the relative speed of Safari 4 (Beta version is ready for download free) and I have seen some great improvements. Safari 4 really is faster than Firefox, Internet Explorer (IE), Google Chrome, Opera and Flock (web browsers I am using in my Lenovo G410 laptop for different ...
Apple Releases Safari 4 Beta: Faster, Prettier, and Easier to Use
readwriteweb.com 2/24/2009 — Apple today released the first public beta of Safari 4 , which sports a redesigned interface that resembles Google's Chrome, as well as support for all of the major Internet standards, and a large range of new and enhanced features. Among these new ...
Pwn2Own trifecta: Hacker exploits IE8, Firefox, Safari
blogs.zdnet.com 3/19/2009 — VANCOUVER, BC — It took a while longer but Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 8 did not survive the hacker onslaught at this year’s CanSecWest Pwn2Own contest.
[ ALSO SEE: Pwn2Own 2009: Safari/MacBook falls in seconds ]
A security ...
The Pwn2Own trifecta: Safari, IE 8, and Firefox exploited on day 1
engadget.com 3/25/2009 —
That didn't take long. One day into the Pwn2Own hacking competition at CanSecWest and already Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla have been sent packing to their respective labs to work on security issues in their browsers. In a repeat performance, ...
Firefox hits 35% market share in Europe, 22% globally
tgdaily.com 4/6/2009 — Analysis Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 has been available for 18
days and remains the company's weakest web browser at launch since
version 3. While the software now seems to be close to 4% market share,
it appears to be unable to stop the ...
Apple Safari 4 launched: 30x faster JavaScript than IE7
slashgear.com 2/24/2009 — Apple have launched Safari 4, the latest version of their browser for OS X and Windows. Claimed to run JavaScript over four times faster than Safari 3 and thirty times faster than IE7, thanks to the new Nitro engine, there’s also a number of ...
Firefox update tackles critical memory bugs —
The Register 3/5/2009
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The Flock Flap —
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs 3/5/2009
Dealing with rumors and gossip is like nailing jelly to the wall. The right (wrong?) ones take on a patina of truth they don't deserve, just because they sound right or we feel they should be right. Consider the recent blog-buzz about whether or ...
Firefox went ton up in bugs in 2008 —
The Register 3/5/2009
Secunia stats inflame browser beef Firefox had more vulnerabilities than Internet Explorer last year, but zero-day threats to the Mozilla browser were fixed more quickly than those affecting IE.… Claim up to £100 Cash Back on selected ...
HardwareGrowler —
Latest from Computerworld 3/5/2009
A few weeks ago, Rob Griffiths took a Mac Gems look at Growl, the third-party notification system for Mac OS X. Working as a background process, Growl provides notification services to other programs, letting them alert you in more-effective ways than ...
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