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Safari coming to Windows?
Could Apple have a Windows version of the Safari browser in the works? It's a possibility, says Mozilla, in a document containing observations and assumptions regarding the future of Firefox. "Apple may have Safari on Windows with likely ties to iTunes & .Mac," the statement reads. Stranger things have happened and considering the level of integration that the iPhone will require in order to sync up with a PC, it certainly seems like a distinct possibility. After all, iTunes runs on Windows, why not Safari? One thing's for sure: this whole "open safe" thing isn't going to fly on Windows (see today's Security Alert).
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