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UPDATE (10/28/2009): Frontpage at iPhoneMVP.com

Let me show you the picture accompanying the iPhone MVP article:

No comments are needed ;-)

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UPDATE (11/05/2009 14:00 CET): New, 2.0 version of best Web browser iCab Mobile has finally been released!!

In my quick review of Perfect Browser (please see the previous update above) I’ve already introduced most of the new, excellent features of the forthcoming iCab Mobile version. The new version has just been released:




Please see the iCab Mobile screenshots (again, in the previous update) showing all these. The only remarkable shot I haven’t shown you in the previous review is that of the system-level Settings, where, among other things, you can enable the much thinner upper/lower command bars. It’s disabled by default; you will most probably want to enable it to free up a great deal of screen estate - unless you cannot tap the icons when this option enabled. (See the last-but-one, that is, “Small Toolbar”.)

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UPDATE (11/28/2009 2:48 CET):

Just like with my Multiplayer Gaming Bible (see THIS), I’ve been working on a brand new, up-to-date, way more comprehensible version of the entire article.

So far, I’ve finished updating and heavily extending the new chart (it’s HERE; for comparison, the old one, dating back to June, is HERE). Most of its contents are final (there may be some changes I’ll do) and it also has the same dynamic column hiding mechanism I’ve first implemented in the chart of the Multiplayer Gaming Bible. That is, if you untick a checkbox at the top, the given column (here: they belong to browsers) will be completely hidden. ou will frequently want to do so as I've listed and compared some 19(!) Web browsers for the platform.

I will hopefully be able to publish the new version of the entire article this weekend. However, in the meantime, feel free to scrutinize (and comment on) the new chart. It has a LOT of new and great information.