Samsung is pretty adamant on calling its L870’s web browser Safari, which will definitely irk Apple fanboys to no end. Why all the confusion? Well, the handset is widely believed to carry a standard version of the Nokia Mini Map browser, which shares many similarities with Safari’s WebKit rendering engine despite the fact that the phone’s web application is a Symbian Series S60 version of

the “Safari browser”, and thus equating it to Nokia software. Hopefully Samsung realizes that discrepancy pretty soon (if they haven’t already and prefer throwing caution to the wind), lest Steve Jobs sics his legal eagles on the Samsung team.

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Orginal post by Stefanie Olsen