Andre Yoskowitz
6 Jun 2010 0:25
According to AppleInsider, Apple will launch Safari 5 with "Reader" and built-in Bing next week at the much-hyped WWDC.
The company is expected to launch the new iPhone 4G during the event, as well.
Additionally, the updated browser will have expanded HTML5 support.
The documents, allegedly leaked from Apple, show 25 percent faster JavaScript performance than Safari 4. Safari 5 will also include DNS prefetching to allow faster browsing.
The new "Reader" feature gives Internet users a chance to read articles "in a single, clutter-free page."
In the footsteps of Firefox and Chrome, the newly updated browser will include "Private Browsing" as well.
Safari 4 was released about a year ago.
Full new, rumored specs: