Apple Releases its Own Web Browser

 
Dec 14, 2002
At Macworld, Steve Jobs announced that Apple is releasing its own web browser, the Safari, which runs on the Mac OS X version 10.2. He also released a program called "Keynote," which is apparently a competitor to Microsoft Powerpoint. David Sharpe, who was watching Steve Jobs' keynote via sattelite link, reported that Flash is already built in to the Safari, and that Keynote already supports SWF files. Way to go, Macromedia!

Apple Releases its Own Web Browser (CNet, January 7, 2003)


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