Apple began rolling out Safari extensions earlier this year, letting developers graft their own tools on top of its browser. Now the Mac-maker has launched a gallery to show off the best extensions, and the tech big guns have come out in support: eBay, Microsoft Bing, Amazon and Twitter are all on board, as well as content owners such as the New York Times and MLB.com.
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Pip pip! It’s twelve thirty o’clock, so stop what you’re doing and gorge yourself on all the latest gadget news right here, rounded up from this morning’s top pickings. Read on for them all here in the lunchtime lowdown.
Safari 5 didn’t get any stage time as Steve Jobs announced iPhone 4 but Apple slipped the latest version of its browser out just after the keynote. It’s a major overhaul for Safari with new Firefox and Google Chrome-battling extensions, some more love for Bing and the new ad-fighting, article-loving Safari Reader. Read on for a guided trek through the new jungle of Safari 5 features…
Steve Jobs will stride onstage at WWDC tonight to show off iPhone 4.0. The stream of leaks, hints and dozens of massive iPhone OS 4.0 banners slung around San Francisco’s Moscone Center mean that’s a pretty safe bet. But what other surprises could the Apple supremo have in store for us tonight? We’ve put together a guide to the 10 WWDC announcements we could see tonight from the odds on to the odd ones…