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blog.wired.com - 9/26/2008

IPhone 2.2: Safari Redesign, Possible Cut and Paste

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With the iPhone v2.1 software out of the door, Apple is hard at work on v2.2. From this first glimpse it looks like Apple, now the major bugs have been squashed, is adding some new features. The screenshot, unearthed by iPhone Atlas, shows a new Safari interface. Above you see a shot from ...

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technabob.com - 9/29/2008

iphone coasters - be sure to drink your safari

— technabob.com — Check out these great drink coasters, based on those ubiquitous iPhone menu icons. Created by the guys... over at Brazil’s Meninos design (the same guys who make these awesome hard drives ), these icon coasters are a great gift for any iPhone ... (more) iphone coasters - be sure to drink your safari

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iphoneatlas.com - 9/26/2008

Apple Debuts New Safari Interface in iPhone OS 2.2 (screenshot)

— iphoneatlas.com — While details regarding the newly released (for registered developers only) iPhone OS 2.2 are still trickling in,... sources report that the MobileSafari interface has been tweaked. The new iteration of MobileSafari eschews the magnifying glass and ... (more) Apple Debuts New Safari Interface in iPhone OS 2.2 ...

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iphoneworld.ca - 9/24/2008

iPhoneWorld.ca: Hack: remove iPhone Safari browser ads

— iphoneworld.ca — iPhoneWorld.ca . .Did you know that you can easily remove a lot of those pesky ads that... plague your online experience while using your iPhone’s Mobile Safari internet browser? We didn’t,... [[iPhoneWorld.ca: above you've seen a preview ... (more) iPhoneWorld.ca: Hack: remove iPhone Safari browser ads

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Mobile Safari Redesign Is Subtle, Logical [Apple]
Gizmodo — ... firmware 2.2, we see that Apple has tweaked the browser ever so slightly (old version left, new version right). The Google search magnifying glass icon is gone in favor of a separate Google search bar (similar to Safari desktop). Technically it won't save any button presses over the old version, but luddites will be less likely to type "Google.com" into the address bar with every search. The price for this fancy design? The refresh button bites it. [iPhone Atlas via Wired] ...

iPhone gets tweaked Safari in firmware 2.2
Engadget — ... Not even at the very bottom. Cupertino works in mysterious ways, though, and they've decided in firmware 2.2 that it's time to muck with the positioning of the text boxes so that the address bar and search bar both appear at all times without needing to first tap in the area. They've also moved the refresh button inside the address bar itself, which should truly revolutionize our browsing experience yet again. Apple, screw copy / paste -- we're officially stoked. [Via Wired, thanks Konstantin]Read | Permalink | Email ...

Safari Appearance Changes in Apple iPhone Firmware 2.2
SolSie.com — ... image 2 days ago, Apple release the firmware 2.2 beta to developers. While we still don’t know yet the details of this 2.2 firmware. Wired revealed the appearance of Safari title bar gets a little change including the search box and the refresh twirling arrow will be located in side the link address window.  [Source Gadget Labs via ...

iPhone 2.2: Redesign Safari interface, possible cut and paste
D' Technology Weblog — ... a purely aesthetic change which helps the text-entry areas to look bigger. Of course, there’s still no mention of copy and paste, a seemingly ridiculous omission from such a powerful device. But I have a theory: Apple won’t ever put it in, at least not in the form we currently know. The iPhone model is quite different from that of a proper computer. In a Mac or PC, you use the operating system to act on files, be they pictures, e-mails or text documents. Full Article ...