"One of the most appealing parts of the iPhone is its Web browser. Mobile Safari is powered by the WebKit engine, and this same engine also powers the desktop browser. The result is a Web experience that, while not identical to the desktop experience, is not far off. Windows Mobile, on the other hand, has a browser that's roughly derived from Internet Explorer 6. The result? A decidedly seco...

Microsoft Corporation is hosting its MIX conference in Las Vegas this week, the annual event geared toward web designers and developers. This year's event is highly anticipated for two reasons: First, the company is showing off an early version of the Internet Explorer 9 browser--as part of the Browser Wars 2.0--and second, it is discussing in greater detail how developers will...

Today at MIX10 Microsoft unveiled the Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview including expanded support for HTML5

It's not only mobile stuff that Microsoft have been talking about at MIX 10. Today saw Microsoft release an early "platform preview" version of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) which I'm sure all of you will use at some point, baring in mind if you are reading this I'm pretty sure you have a computer, even if you are on your mobile right now. READ MOREOriginal post from Tracy and Matt'...

MIX 2010 developer conference in Las Vegas was Microsoft keynote that revealed a few things worth reporting, just like Windows Phone 7 browser will be a mobile version of Internet Explorer based on IE7 and IE8. The Windows Phone 7 browser according to erictric.com renders code from Internet Explorer 7 so that it can optimize low-memory

Multitouch Pinch to Zoon has been spotted being used on Internet Explorer on the HD2 in a video called HTC HD2 and NEXUS ONE episode of the Open Screen Project. If you want to jump right to the point, it's 1:25 in the video where Adobe Systems' Adrian Ludwig clearly zooms with two fingers on Internet Explorer running on HTC HD2. Do all IEs have ... Related Posts HTC Leo Doesn't do M...

In this video we take you on a tour of the internet browser for Windows Phone 7 Series devices. We do this through the emulator included with developer tools released today from Microsoft. Our first impression of the browser is that it's easy to use, fast, and it looks good too. It's easy to switch between multiple open tabs, or to add a favorite ... Related Posts Desktop-Grade Flash 10 ...

Earlier we showed you how Internet Explorer works on Windows Phone 7 Series looks and feels. Digging a little deeper into the emulator, we find that we can change the color scheme and text color from the Settings menu. From here, you can also change region and time settings, although these areas aren't yet complete. ... Related Posts Spotted: Windows Phone 7 Series Dialpad HTC HD2: Adjusting ...

Soft Sailor is a tech blog Ive not encountered before, but today I stumbled across a very odd post indeed. Published just yesterday, it recommends downloading something a little bit unusual: Internet Explorer 5.2.3. Which is only, lets see now about seven years old. The author Dragos Pirvu writes: Although it’s not that popular on Mac computers,

Adobe and Microsoft are working together to bring Flash Player 10.1 to Internet Explorer Mobile on Windows Phone 7 Series, blogged, Mike Chambers, product manager for developer relations for the Flash Platform at Adobe. Windows Phone 7 will not support Flash initially, it will support it later. It has also been reported the HP tablet based on Windows Phone 7 will support Flash. Google will be supp...