Microsoft has released Internet Explorer 8 With Power to Outshine Its Rivals

Microsoft has finally raised the curtain from IE 8 to regain its lost glory from counterparts Safari, FireFox and Chrome.

Microsoft is well and all equipped once again to surmount its rivals - Chrome and FireFox. Yes, you have guessed it right: Microsoft has finally finished days of waiting to pull off the curtain from its much talked latest internet browser, Internet Explorer 8. Users who are using older versions of Internet Explorer will be impressed by new look and features of Internet Explorer 8 version of the browser. On finishing, Microsoft has launched this new browser on Thursday with a light hearted video to reminisce the history of the to boast off evolving of the Internet Explorer and its coming of to the present age where it has embedded some great new features with IE8. One of the most fascinating features of this latest version of IE 8 will be its ‘private browsing mode’ and ‘accelerators’ to allow users to take any action without needing them to leave the web page they are visiting at that moment.

Furthermore, this pristine version of Internet Explorer has been released with a demo showing its process of downloading and explaining its spyware protection capabilities, anti-malware features which are able to provide protection from click-jacking attacks. The performance of this browser will numb the criticism of its previous versions by gearing up the loading time of some of the most major websites along with other additions.

Microsoft Is Developing Intuitive Internet Search Engine: Kumo

Despite Microsoft’s aspiration to build alliance with Yahoo, it is woring on to test its own internet search engine Kumo which is supposed to be more intuitive and better than its prevailing rival.

Microsoft is up to revealing another triumph cards from its sleeve – and the testing work is ongoing. Yes, this software giant is getting prepared with its ‘Kumo’ – soon to be a new entry to internet search engine to empower it to compete in the market that is preponderated by Google. Microsoft is maintaining complete intrusion proof wall of privacy to test its new search engine, Kumo.com. The search engine is said to be grounded upon semantic technology which would be intuitive enough to fathom relationship between words and sentences too.

Already a great deal of excitements is brewing in the lab of Microsoft which are creating ripples both externally and internally, as has been confirmed by elated Mike Nicholas, the general manager of Microsoft Live Search Engine through his online messaging.

Mike Nicholas is expecting much and ‘great’ feedbacks from the employees of Microsoft and that he is soon anticipating to be a part of feedback receiving experiences externally. The company is building hopes on this intuitive internet search engine to arise from its third place behind the leader, Google. However, the name ‘Kumo’ is still in the process of being replaced by ‘Live Search’, as Mike Nicholas sais that the name ‘Live Search’ is yet to replace initial codename ‘Kumo. Microsoft is up to providing better and more useful search engine experiences which will help search beyond searching and will helping in overall accomplishing of their tasks.