Microsoft Internet Explorer 8

Internet Explorer is Microsoft's version of a modern Internet browser. Probably the most used web browser (as it comes pre-installed on windows computers) but I can't help feeling that it comes up short. Installing Internet Explorer is pretty simple on the majority of popular operating systems, although finding the download link for the Mac version from the Microsoft site took a while. After a generally quick and easy install it's time to hit the web. The general appearance of Internet Explorer has never been the best, but IE8 definitely has a lot more appeal. Everything is easy to find, with features that are shared between the majority of modern ...  Read the complete review

Internet Explorer 8 is the latest of the Microsoft internet application software Internet Explorer, that was released in March of this year; that according to Microsoft will allow a user to access web pages faster and more securely than the previous Internet Explorer 7. But what I have found with this latest release is that it is more of an evolution than a revolution, as more of the work as been done under the bonnet. The layout of IE 8 is exactly the same as IE 7, in that Microsoft has continued in its minimalist approach. As all there is is an address bar, a bar for a search engine, the favourites button, the tabbing system, a home button, a print button ...  Read the complete review

Internet Explorer is still the internet browser of choice for many. It comes bundled with all Windows operating systems such as the new windows 7, Vista and Xp. Itis also available in formats for Macintosh computers and Unix systems as well as a mobile version.It is also an established brand and name in terms of how long it has been around and how many people actually use it.It has remained pretty dominant in terms of the market for web browsers. Recently there have been others to come on the market to try and rival Internet Explorer. These have included Mozilla Firefox and also more recently Google's own web browser Google Chrome. The first version of ...  Read the complete review

When tapping in 'Obama' on Microsoft spellcheckers you always offers you 'Osama' , ironic indeed, and for some white supremacists enough to claim the two are in fact one. Microsoft likes to play little jokes like that and I believe you can get a wingbat for the twin towers being hit by a plane if you tap in a certain sequence on Word 97, software code written five years before September 1. Q Twilight Zone music! Internet Explorer 8, on the other hand, is no joke, their best gateway browser yet from the trillionaire. Microsoft, of course, introduced the windows operating system to revolutionize home and business computing, although yours truly took his time to ...  Read the complete review

The latest update to one of the most used internet browsers available. I use IE and Chrome in about equal measure and while these may be equal in terms of most things they stand head and shoulders above the rest. When I used IE6 and 7 I downloaded and used IE pro to provide the additional functionality that I wanted to have access to. This has been rectified in the new version and I no longer require it. The features such as re open the last closed tab and a download manager are among the most useful on offer. Other than this it does what all browsers ought to and that is showing the web pages that we want to see. All other things are ...  Read the complete review