Rant-aside, having now test driven Safari, I actually prefer it in some ways to the Windows internet explorer. Its actually quicker in terms of functionality (so those with access to the Kenyan-type internet speeds take note), and seems to do some stuff very intuitively. Its also free to download if you have Windows XP.
Sunday, July 01, 2007
Safari?
Its funny, a couple of months ago, Apple got sued by the Beatles' representatives because their use of the Apple trademark to market Itunes infringed a copyright agreement they signed with the Beatles (their corporate name is Apple). So shouldn't somebody (Kenyan/TZ govts perhaps?) for their usage of the name Safari for their new web browser?
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Lol. Ati we sue Aple for Safari! Stop giving ideas to politicians. You know this people will promise anything during elections. But the idea is feasible, given Ethiopia's success with Starbucks' coffee brands.
I have not tried Safari browser; Mozzilla is serving me well.
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