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Narrator is a free screen reader utility that has been included with every Windows version released since 2000. This is an accessibility tool that makes it possible to use the computer without a mouse - this is impactful for the visually impaired. The program can interact with text and buttons, and read text from the screen.
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Safari was introduced in 2003 for Mac OS on PC, and was pre-installed as a web browser. Prior to its release, Mac used a downloaded version of Internet Explorer for browsing.
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Google Maps was originally developed by Lars and Jens Rasmussen of Where 2 Technologies. In 2004, Google bought the company and converted it for web application, which launched in 2005.
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The iPhone is the first smartphone released by Apple. Apple CEO Steve Jobs envisioned the idea and introduced it in January 2007 at the Macworld Conference & Expo. It was released in the United States on June 29, 2007.
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Pinterest launched in March 2010, by invitation only. The site allowed people to share photos and create collections with themes. The site is designed to have a pinboard design, where users can browse other boards and "pin" images into their own collections.