Apple WWDC: Show report

Edvarcl Heng | Jun 12, 2007

As developers gather in San Francisco, they've got two big things on their minds: the iPhone and the Leopard OS. Good thing if you are over there, but if you aren't, fret not. It's the Internet age, and we've got it all wrapped up around our virtual finger. So check back with us during the week for all the onsite news.

June 15, 2007

Another flaw within Safari 3.0 for Windows beta
Apple new Safari browser seems to be fraught with vunerabilities.

June 13, 2007

Security researchers: Safari for Windows not so secure
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June 12, 2007

Continuous WWDC keynote coverage
As the WWDC crowd awaits iPhone info, Apple's chief lays out new features in the upcoming OS.

Parallels breathes sigh of relief
The company was pretty sure Apple wouldn't usurp its Windows-on-Mac approach, but workers were relieved Steve Jobs reiterated that.

Apple invites Windows users on Safari
The Mac maker announces a free public test version of its Web browser for Windows users. Is it destined to be another crossover hit?

The smartest move in iPhone pre-history
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.

Apple takes Safari to Windows and iPhone
A beta version of Apple's Web browser is now available for Windows, and budding iPhone developers can use it to create applications.

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