News
Internet Explorer 8 beta ready to scroll
Microsoft will shortly make available the test version of Internet Explorer 8, which is set for final release in the first half of this year.
The Web site ActiveWin on Monday published the contents of a beta invitation, which said Microsoft is nearing a launch date for Internet Explorer 8 Beta 1, which will be available for download and testing.
According to the Internet Explorer blog, the next version of Microsoft's Web browser is set for release in the first half of the year.
Microsoft executives are expected to reveal further details about the browser's features at the software maker's upcoming Mix conference in Las Vegas next week.
Last year at Mix, Microsoft outlined some of the features planned for IE 8, including standards compliance and tools to ease Web development.
Based on Microsoft to launch beta of Internet Explorer 8 on CNET News
More about Software
- Obama in sex video shocker? Oh wait, it's just spam September 11, 2008
- No black holes from Large Hadron Collider, say scientists September 10, 2008
- Michael Moore to premiere film online September 05, 2008
- Images: Touring Google's Chrome browser September 05, 2008
- Extensions promised for Chrome September 04, 2008

- giffgaff Tool hire: Tool up for viral video adventures with the musicle and the gimp
- Nokia N900: Hands-on photos with Nokia's first Maemo phone
- giffgaff: O2's bonkers-barmy crowdsourced phone network
- Advent Centurion, Firefly and Verona: Stocking thrillers
- Apple Newton vs Apple iPhone
- Want to try the new Google homepage? We show you how

- Want to try the new Google homepage? We show you how
- Windows 7 Family Guy clips outed, with bonus Sugababes
- Last.fm interview: Behind the music
- Truphone talks turkey with free calls on Thanksgiving
- Man arrested for not tweeting to teeming tween tumult
- The best of Photosynth
- Seesmic Desktop for Windows: Better for Twitter than TweetDeck?
- Microsoft and Murdoch ganging up on Google?
- Spotify launches on Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson phones
- Behold: The Facebook 'magic circles' trick
- Free Office 2010 beta available to download
- Domino's mobile: When the noms hit your iPhone like a big pizza pie
- Twitter vs the world: Ten scandals that set Twitter alight
- Digital Economy Bill confirms copyright proposals, turns Mandelson loose
- Firefox coming to PlayStation 3?



