Those three browsers take up a collective 97.1 percent share of the market. But what about the rest of us slobs who protest anything corporate, reject anything mainstream, and don't even know why? There is surprising amount of excellent web browsers that get no love at all. And these are our five favorites.
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Saturday, May 24, 2008
Top 5 Web Browsers That Aren't IE, Safari, or Firefox
Posted by Mark Miyashita at 7:59 PM 0 comments
Labels: browser, Firefox, Internet, internet explorer, Safari, top 5
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Extend your iPod Touch/iPhone's functionality
One unnoticed useful feature on the iPhone and iPod Touch is that you can add over 600 web apps to it. These web apps can vary from games to sports news, applications to use for work and maps. Simply fire up your iPod touch or iPhone and point Safari to http://www.apple.com/webapps/ and start browsing to find some web apps. You can add them to the home screen for easy access. You can also delete them at any time you find that you aren't using them.
Posted by Mark Miyashita at 7:43 AM 1 comments
Labels: Apple, Freeware, Internet, iPhone, iPod Touch, Safari
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Safari on Mac OS is about to get a speedboost
ComputerWorld reports that the new nightly version of Safari for Mac is super fast compared to the regular Safari shipped with Leopard.
