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Internet Explorer usage to plummet below 50 percent by mid-2012
With consumers abandoning Microsoft's web browser for more rapidly updated alternatives such as Google Chrome, the future of Internet Explorer is dependent on consumers upgrading to new versions of Windows.
Mozilla unveils Firefox 4 release candidate
Mozilla makes the Firefox 4 release candidate available for download on its website, the last stage before the official launch of the new web browser.
Microsoft: Stop using Internet Explorer 6. Please.
If you're still using Internet Explorer 6, Microsoft has five words for you: it's time to say good-bye.
W3C to consider Microsoft’s “do not track” proposal for standard
The W3C has decided to consider Microsoft's "do not track" technology in Internet Explorer 9 as a possible Internet standard.
Windows Phone 7 could be upgraded February 7; can Microsoft turn it around?
We've been patient, but it's time. Microsoft is rumored to introduce its first Windows Phone 7 upgrade on February 7, after reports indicate sales are struggling.
10 technologies that will define 2011
Rob Enderle looks into his crystal ball for the technologies that will shape the year ahead, from the blossoming of 4G and the personal cloud to outdoor-viewable displays and new mobile technology from AMD.
Internet Explorer 9 to include anti-tracking feature
Microsoft responds to increasing concerns over Internet privacy with a user-driven "do not track" feature for IE9.
IE market share dips below 50 percent
Watch out Internet Explorer. Looks like your competition is eating away at you.
Google claims up to 60x speed boost for Chrome 7
Google developers claim they've already seen Chrome 7 outpace its predecessor by a factor of 60 in some instances, thanks in part to hardware acceleration.
Why Internet Explorer 9 may signal Microsoft’s return to glory
Internet Explorer 9 is lean, powerful, and fast, just like the new Microsoft. Could the new browser herald the age of a reborn Microsoft?