Microsoft Internet Explorer 6

Thats because he says EI EI OH. Im saying IE IE...Hmmm. Thats right, one of the most widely used browsers in the world today for the internet, underwent a very quiet facelift about 18 months ago. Microsoft's Internet Explorer or IE as it shall now be called develops a new skin every couple of years like a slippery snake loses its outer layer. I say slippery snake because I suppose you can liken this to the monopoly on the market Microsoft has with its browser. So before I start, lets look at the history of it. HISTORY With the release of Windows 95 operating system in the last decade, Microsoft spotted a big gap in the market. Why ...

Well, IE6 is finally upon us. Microsoft kept quiet about this version, with very little advertising of it. Was this for a reason? Well, possibly not a tactical reason, but I think they realised, they don't need to advertise their products, like IE, just like Rolls Royce don't need to advertise their cars. You ever seen a Rolls Royce advert? Microsoft are the leaders in browser software, and have been for many years. Only real competition they have is Netscape, who have never really been much of a threat to old Billy Gatsy. Until now! The launch of Netscape 6 couldn't have been better timed if you ask me. It offers everything IE6 offers, but Netscape ...

Microsoft Windows eXPerience (Windows XP) users must have known about Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (IE6) as the operating system (Windows XP) comes with the IE6. It seems that Windows always delivers the Internet Explorers to its users as the integrated part of its operating systems. I see that Windows XP is the most stable workstation (stand alone) operating system within its family (I have written a general review on this product, too), and I assume that IE6 which comes with it may be one of the factors or components that supports the stability within the operating system. That is why in this leisure and chance, I would like to share some of ...