Apple today released a public beta of Safari 4 for Mac and Windows systems – implementing a range of improvements, with focus on usability ad speed.
Safari 4 features the new Nitro engine which runs JavaScript 4.2 times faster than Safari 3.
Apple today released a public beta of Safari 4 for Mac and Windows systems – implementing a range of improvements, with focus on usability ad speed.
Safari 4 features the new Nitro engine which runs JavaScript 4.2 times faster than Safari 3.
Apple legal has acted to prevent a developer creating software that enables music to be downloaded from an iPod to a computer, while the company faces its own lawsuit alleging patent abuse in the way iPhone users can pinch and zoom on-screen images.
The first case sees Apple’s legal beagles slamming a lawsuit down against the iPodhash project, engineers who are working to reverse-engineer the database files on iPods in order to allow third-party utilities to access information held on the devices, or to enable other functions.
Apple added the software to its iPods in the most recent release.