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• Google Chrome for iOS takes away the one real advantage the browser has over Safari, built-in translation

  1592 readersBecause I hop around from one website to another, often finding myself at a Spanish newspaper site or a German magazine site, I use Google Chrome as my default browser. I find that the differences between Safari and Chrome simply aren't enough to not use Chrome with its built-in translation service. But off hours, or on

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  Safari Dominates Web Browsing on Mobile Devices

  259 readersApple’s iOS browser Safari accounted for 61.79 percent of mobile web browsing in March, according to new metrics from NewMarketShare.com. This is up from 55.41 percent in February, showing a rebound for Safari. CNET has more: “After rising steadily in past years, Safari’s share has tread water over the past year or so. Its 61.79 percent share

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  MoboTap releases gesture based web browser for the iPad; browser comes with built-in Webzine feature

  3559 readersMobile technology developer MoboTap has released an iPad version of its browser that allows users to use custom gestures to improve their web surfing experience on Apple's tablet. The new browser, Dolphin Browser HD, is a free download in the App Store and has a lot going for it, especially if you are sometimes frustrated with

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  Retweet: Google’s Chrome browser is said to be coming to Apple’s iOS platform;

  1915 readersThe tech site GigaOM is reporting on the possible launch of the Google Chrome browseer for iOS devices. More accurately, they are passing on information from Macquarie (USA) Equities Research. No matter, the launch of Chrome for iOS would be a very good thing. I use both Chrome and Safari every day, and while I hate

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  The iPad 2: Pretty, shiny, but largely incremental

  1143 readersThe iPad 2 looks like it’s going to make a big splash already. Lighter, thinner, and faster than the current iPad, sporting video cameras in the front and back for FaceTime, it’s going to become the new “I want it” gadget of 2011. (The video of Jobs’s presentation is now on-line, if you feel like

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  Kindle Cloud Reader Now Available on Mozilla Firefox

  1571 readers From an Amazon.com Announcement: Today, Amazon announced that Kindle Cloud Reader, the HTML5-based web app that lets customers read their Kindle books in their web browser, is now available for Mozilla Firefox so the hundreds of millions of Firefox users can start reading their Kindle books instantly, simply by opening their web browser. To start reading,

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  Is Apple Killing Off Safari for Windows?

  1225 readersApple rolled out the latest version of OSX today, and along with Mountain Lion Apple fanbois also got a new and improved version of the Safari web browser. Safari 6.0 promises to be faster and offer smarter searches, and so on. But the most important detail about Safari 6.0 is that there is no Windows app.

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  Safari Books Online releases new free iPad app

  2400 readersThe following press release is from Safari Books: Safari® Books Online (www.safaribooksonline.com), a subscription-based digital library of books and videos for technology, creative and business professionals, today announced the immediate availability of its new free iPad app. The free iPad app, called Safari To Go, is available for download now at Apple’s iTunes App Store. The Safari To Go

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  Kindle Cloud Reader Now Available On Mozilla

  770 readersAmazon announced today that its Kindle Cloud Reader is now available for Mozilla Firefox, which makes Kindle books available for buying and reading directly through the Firefox web browser.  It works on Firefox 6 and above. The app has previously allowed for web reading on Chrome, Safari on the iPad and Safari on a