Mac OS X 10.6.4, Safari 5 and Xcode 4 Coming at WWDC
Mac Generation reports that Safari 5 and Mac OS X 10.6.4 will be announced at WWDC. According to the published release notes for Safari 5, the update will include:
- Safari Reader: view articles on the web on a single, clutter-free page
- Improved performance. 25% faster Javascript, Better caching and DNS pre-fetching
- Bing Search Option
- Improved HTML 5 support
- Safari Developer Tools
- Smart Address field
- Tab settings
- Hardware acceleration for Windows
Meanwhile, MacRumors has heard that a major update to Xcode (version 4) is in the works and will also be demonstrated at WWDC.
- Safari Reader: view articles on the web on a single, clutter-free page
- Improved performance. 25% faster Javascript, Better caching and DNS pre-fetching
- Bing Search Option
- Improved HTML 5 support
- Safari Developer Tools
- Smart Address field
- Tab settings
- Hardware acceleration for Windows
Meanwhile, MacRumors has heard that a major update to Xcode (version 4) is in the works and will also be demonstrated at WWDC.
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26 months ago
Right on! Sounds good. Man, Monday is gonna be freaking epic. Well if there's gonna be Bing support for Safari, then I'm sure we can see Bing support for Safari Mobile. I won't be using it though. I really hope 10.6.4's graphics drivers boost my performance in Steam.
26 months ago
Read about this over at Appleinsider earlier today. Is it coming, or is it rumored to be coming?
26 months ago
- Safari Reader: view articles on the web on a single, clutter-free page
I'm interested to see that. I hope it's better than Safari's or Mail's current implementation of RSS feeds.
26 months ago
I wonder what the new Xcode will do. All of this is for sure? I wonder if there will be anymore surprises at all.
26 months ago
What extensions do you "need"? I have Ad Block and FlashBlock on Safari. Are you not looking hard enough?
-Aaron-
-Aaron-
26 months ago
If everything rumored to be at WWDC actually happens, it's gonna be a great show.
26 months ago
Looking forward to next week as it will be another transformative event for Apple and it's customers moving forward.
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