This week’s top Apple news was, unsurprisingly, highlighted by Apple’s release of the Safari 4 beta. But even though people can’t seem to get enough talk about the new browser, that’s not all this week was about. Read on if you need to catch up:
Hands on: Safari 4 beta fast, mixes polish, rough UI edges: Apple on Tuesday released Safari 4 beta, a new version of its browser for Mac OS X and Windows. This update brings a bunch of new features, including a flashy new Top Sites view, a completely redesigned Windows UI, and support for some impressive emerging Web standards. Ars separates the style from the substance.
Opening the package and peeking under the hood of Safari 4: Ars took a look at the Safari 4 application bundle and discovered several interesting (if not groundshaking) components. Here’s what’s going on under Safari’s hood.
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