Microsoft officially released the newest browser Internet Explorer 9 on Monday (3/14/2011) U.S. time or take advantage of the momentum pm Tuesday conference event SXSW Interactive (SXSWi) in Austin, Texas. Latest software for exploring the website is claimed to be safer, faster, better web standards support, and most interesting to Windows-based computers.
"Today, the Web can display the strength and performance of the best PC hardware via Windows and Internet Explorer 9," said Dean Hachamovitch, Microsoft's corporate vice president in a press release. Internet Explorer 9 can be downloaded in 40 languages through www.beautyoftheweb.com site.
With IE9, websites can make adjustments for special menus can be displayed in Windows 7 such as a separate application with the icons on the screen utilizing pinned Sites feature. Currently has more than 250 sites worldwide leading utilize the special features to deliver a different experience for the visitors.
The latest version of Internet Explorer Windows PCs utilizing the power of today's hardware to improve the performance of Web browsing. This browser has a full acceleration HTML5, Internet Explorer 9 combines the power of Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), using 90 percent of the power of PCs that were previously used by web browsers.
Internet Explorer 9 also designed to be a browser that has a number of security technology, privacy, and can be trusted to make consumers safer online access. Microsoft has introduced Tracking Protection in Internet Explorer 9, which helps users to manage the data they send when accessing the web. In addition there are features PrivacyChoice, TRUSTe, Abine and Adblock Plus. IE9 also provide the first integrated download manager with SmartScreen malware protection. Microsoft cited several studies stating that Internet Explorer 9 hold 99 percent of malware attacks made by people, five times more than Firefox and 33 times more than Chrome.
The combination of Windows Internet Explorer 7 and 9, creating a new experience that makes the web such as applications of existing PCs. The result is a better web experience.
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