In an apparent bid to rapidly gain share of the online browser market dominated by rival Microsoft, Apple is leveraging its vast iTunes install base to recommend that Windows users also download and ...

NetApplications.com's Market Share reports a large spike in the percentage of Windows users using Apples' Safari browser for the months of March and April. They theorize that this signifiant spike is ...

As CNET's former resident security expert, Robert Vamosi has been interviewed on the BBC, CNN, MSNBC, and other outlets to share his knowledge about the latest online threats and to offer advice on ...

With today's release of Safari 6, there has been some confusion over the fate of Safari for Windows. Apple's Safari download page that previously allowed users to download versions for Mac or Windows ...

I have three web browsers installed on my system. One of them, obviously, is Internet Explorer, the browser I use the vast majority of the time. The second is Firefox, a browser I downloaded ...

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The big news from web metrics firm Net Applications this month is the "calculated risk by Apple that has annoyed and/or alienated some users." That would be Apple first adding Safari to Windows ...

Apple has been shipping its own Web browser Safari with Mac OS X for several years now, and announced a version Safari for Windows a year ago. Safari represents a healthy share of the Macintosh ...

Apple Inc. saw its share of the Windows browser market triple immediately after it began encouraging users of the Microsoft operating system to download and install its Safari web browser through the ...

Back in January, the Mozilla folks hinted that they expected Apple to deliver a version of its Safari Web browser for Windows. They were dead-on. At the opening keynote at Apple's WorldWide Developers ...

Editor’s Note: This story is excerpted from Computerworld. For more Mac coverage, visit Computerworld’s Macintosh Knowledge Center. As AppleCEO Steve Jobs promised last summer, Apple has begun ...

While Apple may be pushing Safari on Windows, the company has historically ignored Linux users. Fortunately, thanks to WINE, which allows you to run Windows applications without installing Windows, it ...