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Apple Annouces Safari for Vista and XP

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At the WWDC '07 in San Francisco, Apple's CEO Steve Jobs announced that the Safari 3 Web browser would be available for Windows XP and Vista. A public beta for Windows and also for the current Mac OS is now available from Apple's website.

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