Enough said. I’m looking at L.T. and Adam to tell me different. Anyways, the Safari download is on my computer now, but I have yet to install it. We’ll see how long before my curiosity takes over, which may be never, since I am very content with Firefox.

Get the newest version of Safari, now for Windows

Also, enjoy this photo of Safari’s features, which don’t really stand out too much to me. Do Mac users know that Firefox has an optimized version for Mac OSX that supposedly runs better than Safari? And do they know that Firefox has better plugin, theme, and add-on support and communities than all other browsers combined?

These questions of mine may never get answered, lest you be angry at my sayings.

It’s about damn time sheesh! Nokia just released version 1.0 beta of their Media Transfer software for Mac users and it looks pretty cool. Via USB or Bluetooth, you can drag and drop photos directly from iPhoto, sync non-DRM’d music and movies from iTunes, and install additional applications and games. They’re still working on syncing calendars and contacts but all in due time.

Media Transfer is compatible with all Symbian S60 phones and applications. I hope Sony Ericsson decides to do the same thing soon for their Symbian based mobiles.

Get the download here.

[Via All About Symbian]

That “other” codec often ignored by Mac zealots wants you to love it so for today and today only, DivX Pro Mac is free. That includes the player, DivX Converter, and the DivX codec. Before you dismiss it, didn’t your mother teach you never to poo-poo anything free?

Download it now!