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WEB/TECH: New Apple Safari Browser Wins Fans

Source: All ABout Jazz

San Francisco : CA : USA | 4 months ago

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The company is reporting today that the browser has been downloaded more than 11 million times in the three days since launch. Perhaps most interesting is the fact that more than half of those downloads (six million) have been from Windows users. Apple's senior VP, Philip Schiller is apparently a fan,...

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News Source: All ABout Jazz | 4 months ago

The company is reporting today that the browser has been downloaded more than 11 million times in the three days since launch. Perhaps most interesting is the fact that more than half of those downloads (six million) have been from Windows users.