Karan

No mention of the fact that one of the biggest games of the year, Starcraft II, came out with a Mac version on day on on the same disc as the PC version? Kudos goes to Blizzard, I say!

Just watch out, the number of times "one more turn" ends up destroying my battery life is just depressing.

I wonder if this means apple will finally update the iMac lineup?

Biggest issue with µTorrent though is that it doesn't let you set a per-torrent download location - all files go straight to a single Downloads folder. Great speeds and fast, slick interface but that's a big of an odd omission (Windows version does it just fine...)

@Daniel uTorrent, Vuze and Transmission all have the encryption option, and enabled by default at that.

@abedinthehouse I'm sorry but the entire thread context was referring to mobile browsers, so to misconstrue it as discussing desktop browsers means you fail basic reading comprehension.

If you want to compare desktops nevertheless, the facts are that IE is still by far the slowest, least capable of the major browsers (Safari, Firefox, and Chrome). Webkit is at the cutting edge, with Firefox not too far behind. IE9 may change things, but that's still yet to be delivered.

@BecauseItsNotGoogle what?! read your own comments: "IE mobile will destroy this anyways," and "talking about mobile browsers in general." Just because the comments have been downranked into oblivion doesn't let you get away with pretending you've said something entirely different.

@abedinthehouse did you even read the comments you're trying to back up? BING is referring specifically to mobile browsers and mobile IE.

@BecauseItsNotGoogle
Here you go: http://gizmodo.com/5090988/mobile-browser-battlemodo-which-phones-deliver-the-real-web

@Cydoniac Get your own at
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