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news analysis Developers of third-party applications can build features for iPhone, but only through the Safari browser.
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June 11, 2007 Mac maker announces a free public test version of its Web browser for Windows users. Is it destined to be another crossover hit?
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webware blog With two announcements that didn't receive any of the hype normally associated with the iPhone, Apple may have actually made good on its promise that the iPhone will be revolutionary.
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Leopard gets leadoff spot in Jobs speech
blog As the WWDC crowd awaits iPhone info, Apple's chief lays out new features in the upcoming OS.
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs shows off an improved iChat, and lending him a hand is our first president, sort of.
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs touts new features in Leopard, including a new desktop and revamped Finder.
June 11, 2007
EA move means the Mac is back for games
blog That Electronic Arts will be bringing its big-name games to the Mac signals that the platform is being taken seriously by the game industry.
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The CEO strides the stage, showing off 10 new features for the Leopard OS.
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