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Download Safari 3 for Windows

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Safari has been released for Windows. It lacks the extensibility of Firefox but this release brings a beautiful browsing experience to the Windows platform.

Follow the discussion here and here.

Apple - Safari 3 Public Beta

Panels for Apple iPhone expected to come from Japan

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Although market speculations recently indicated that AU Optronics (AUO) and Innolux Display may receive orders from Apple for its iPhone panels, sources at panel makers recently said the major suppliers for the panels may be two Japan-based players while an unspecified Taiwan-based company may be a secondary source for the iPhone panels.

Panels for Apple iPhone expected to come from Japan

Apple's Address Book More Powerful than You Might Think

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On the outset, there doesn't seem to be much to Address Book - and why should there be? An address book is an address book, right? It seems like the essential function of Address Book, just like half a dozen alternatives, is to store basic contact information. It would be pretty difficult to mess this up.
Entourage offers more than this; I'll freely grant that Entourage does indeed provide a robust contact manager. But don't mistake Address Book's simple form as an implication that it's substantially less than Entourage offers. In fact, Address Book offers contact management that meets - and in some ways exceeds - the capabilities of Entourage.

Replacing Entourage: Apple's Address Book More Powerful than You Might Think

Get DVDs and other video on your hard drive to play through Apple's set-top box

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Macworld tells us how to convert videos into Apple TV-compatible files that you can enjoy from the comfort of your couch in the best possible quality.

Macworld: Secrets: Convert video for Apple TV

Apple delays Leopard - world comes to an end

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At least that's how it sounds in the Macworld forums.

Apple on Thursday released a statement noting that Mac OS X v10.5 “Leopard” won’t be released until October. The cause of the delay? The iPhone.

Macworld: News: Apple delays Leopard until October because of iPhone

Ipod Saves Soldier's Life

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My wife’s uncle works in a military hospital and told me about this. Its pretty amazing. Kevin Garrad (3rd Infantry Division) was on a street patrol in Iraq (Tikrit I believe) and as he rounded the corner of a building an armed (AK-47) insurgent came from the other side.
The two of them were within just a few feet of each other when they opened fire. The insurgent was killed and Kevin was hit in the left chest where his IPod was in his jacket pocket. It slowed the bullet down enough that it did not completely penetrate his body armor. Fortunately, Kevin suffered no wound.

Ipod Saves Soldier's Life. Via Daring Fireball.

Merlin Mann on Google Desktop for Mac

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So far, my Google Desktop returns — both in the browser and from the Quicksilver-like search field — seem like a less intelligent dump. It seems convenient without being useful. Maybe I need to spend more time with it. Or maybe I need to hold out for the inevitable Quicksilver plug.

Google Desktop Day 1 | 43 Folders

The Apple Religion

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After nearly three decades, Apple is finally being taken seriously not just by the true believers, but by just about everybody.

Apple Cult Becoming a Religion - New York Times

Apple TV Unboxed and Dissected

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Although the less exciting of Apple's major announcements this year, Apple TV is finally upon us. As the world waits for the iPhone, it's time to look at Apple's latest entry into the convergence market. While we work on our review we thought you all might like to see the innards of the Apple TV.

AnandTech: Apple TV Part 1: Unboxed and Dissected