Microsoft announces the release of the beta of Internet Explorer 9, the new browser that aims for hardware dialogue and PC performance optimization.
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Speed, it is now understood, is the watchword for every potential innovation of the season, starting from what Google has declared to Microsoft’s latest statements of intent.
The effort in this regard is materializing in Internet Explorer 9, the new browser capable of improving the PC’s graphical capabilities, as well as compensating for hardware workload imbalances.
From today, it is therefore possible to test the first public Beta of IE9, which enthusiastic statements from Microsoft headquarters have already defined as the fastest browser compared to its competitors.
In this regard, great attention has been paid to integration with HTML5, the new frontier of web development and navigation; this will allow for faster and more complete use of the internet, also benefiting from the graphical impact of the pages.
That part of the web that has already had the opportunity to test the “draft versions” of IE9 has expressed positive judgments, effectively returning to pay good regard to Microsoft, which, as is known, does not enjoy the highest regard among web purists, who are often more favorable to other browsers.
This time, however, the wind seems to have changed, and this will most likely mean that we are preparing to witness a climb by Microsoft to try to recapture those users who, in recent months, have decided to switch to Mozilla and Chrome, its main competitors.
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