Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 may be able to ride on the back of its predecessors’ success in the ‘your parents use it because they don’t know any different’ market, but as a standalone it’s not been flying off the digital shevles. The solution? A big cash prize. Read more
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The mysterious HTC Mazaa has received a lengthy hands-on video courtesy of Eldar Murtazin. After making several appearances in Microsoft Windows Phone Mango demos for IE9, the HTC Mazaa is quickly becoming the focus of the Windows Phone community. Today we learned the Mazaa packs a 12-megapixel camera, capable of capturing RAW images.
Firefox 4 launched yesterday, and since going live it has already been downloaded 5 million time – giving it a share of just under 2 percent of the worldwide web browser market already. And things aren’t looking so rosy for Internet Explorer 9, which has been available for more than a week: according to web analytics firm StatCounter, IE9 has only nabbed 0.87 percent of the market.
Microsoft is launching Internet Explorer 9 in the middle of the night tonight: it should be available from 4am GMT. Read on for more info and screenshots of what’s new in IE9.
We’re back at it again, delivering your daily dose of tech goodness. In today’s US Update we drop the scoop on the rumored iPhone mini, a smaller and cheaper no-contract iPhone, then we take a look at the new version of Skype for iPhone which supports video calling with select Samsung and Panasonic TVs, link you to the new Internet Explorer 9 RC and more.
The war of the browsers is heating up as Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate (RC) has just gone live. While the original plan was the launch the browser at a special event in San Francisco today, download links leaked a tad bit early. The real story is Microsoft’s claim the latest build puts it ahead of both Firefox and Chrome.
After the Internet Explorer 9 launch yesterday, Microsoft has said that Internet Explorer 9 will never be available on Windows XP. Instead, all efforts are going into Windows 7.
Microsoft has launched Internet Explorer 9 in beta tonight, and we’ve had an advanced preview. We’ve already heard about the back end of Internet Explorer 9 - its performance speed due to it leaning on hardware capabilities and the like, so tonight’s all about the UI. We’ve had a full tour around the beta, so read on for all you need to know about the new Internet Explorer 9.
