Old Snook instal the last version for iphone

You could theoretically make an application that could work as a desktop application, as a web application, and as an iPhone application. Okay, that's not necessarily why I think they'd want to use the same platform but I think both companies benefit from using the same platform. Adobe and Apple sitting in a treeĪdobe AIR (Apollo) uses WebKit as one of its core technologies which works on OSX and Windows and eventually Linux (or so I've heard). No sense keeping iPhone developers locked into use a Mac. Well, if you want people to develop for the iPhone, you better make the platform available to the most number of people. One of the announcements to come out of the keynote was that Safari was going to be the development platform for the iPhone. So, while the testing environment will be nice, it won't really help us developers in the short term. Every problem I've run into with Safari in the past 6 months has already had the issue resolved in WebKit.

The unfortunate part is that Safari 2 is still the major browser right now and it's more troublesome than the latest WebKit. It'll definitely be nice to have something on the PC that comes close to comparing the two. When asked why Safari is being released for Windows, a few people have said that it is intended for developers to be able to check their sites without having to own a Mac.

A common question that seems to be heard now that Apple has released Safari for Windows is 'Why?' And while I don't know the real reasons, I have my opinion on the matter.

Old Snook instal the last version for iphone