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Internet Explorer 8 removed from Windows 7 launch; Opera et al still unhappy
Written on 12 Jun, 2009 at 16:53 in News, Nokia, Software & Internet, iPhone | viewed times | 0 Comments
Microsoft has announced that it will be pulling Internet Explorer 8's inclusion from the European launch of Windows 7 in order to be able to fulfill its plans of a simultaneous worldwide launch...... (Continue reading)
Firefox 3.5 gets Preview-ed ahead of release
Mozilla has released a post-beta version of its Firefox 3.5 mobile browser this week, although it isn't yet the finished product....... (Continue reading)
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