Safari was my main browser from when I first used my Mac up until about two months ago. Safari updates had made the browser insecure and unstable. That’s when I switched to Google Chrome. The atrocity that is Safari wasn’t the only reason, however. The tabs are pinnable and easy to organize. The Chrome Web Store has thousands of useful extensions and all of your data can be synced to Chrome from any other computer. Fast rendering, the Omnibar, and Incognito Mode are also three great features.
Here’s some more iPad 3 rumors. Luckily, today, these rumors are from somewhat reliable sources, so I guess you could take them with a grain of salt. This one’s from Bloomberg:
Apple Inc. (AAPL)’s next iPad tablet, due in March, will sport a high-definition screen, run a faster processor and work with long-term evolution wireless networks, according to three people familiar with the product. [...] The tablet will use a quad-core chip, an enhancement that lets users more quickly jump between applications, two of the people said.
So the Apple A6 will be a quad-core processor? There’s been a lot of rumors on whether the iPad 3 will be thicker, thinner, or the same as the iPad 2. That small battle has caused hundreds of flame wars. Oh, are here’s more stuff from Bloomberg:
Apple is bringing LTE to the iPad before the iPhone because the tablet has a bigger battery and can better support the power requirements of the newer technology, said one of the people.
The new display is capable of greater resolution than the current iPad, with more pixels on its screen than some high- definition televisions, the person said. The pixels are small enough to make the images look like printed material, according to the person. Videos begin playing almost instantly because of the additional graphics processing, the person said.
The iPad 3 must have a ton of changes, as Foxconn factories are now open for twenty-four hours a day.
