Apple’s New Secret Weapon: Safari On Windows PCs.

There’s over 100-million iPod users, and the vast majority are Windows users. Apple’s trojan horse for Windows users is iTunes and QuickTime.

What’s next? Safari for Windows. It’s another time bomb that makes Apple plenty of money.

Safari was probably the biggest good surprise from Apple, and one of the bigger disappointments. The disappointment comes from the new opportunity, a gift from Apple, to use Safari’s “engine” to create so-called Web 2.0 applications for Safari on the iPhone.

Those applications can be.... (excerpted).

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