IE10 Involves Windows 7 with Controversial Don't Track Setting

Microsoft is very large around the old upgrades this month. A week ago it announced the state launch of their new email service Outlook.com to replace Hotmail, and now today its presented an update to buy cheap microsoft windows users.

The upgrade is going to be presented first to users that have installed the IE10 preview via Windows Update, while those people who are still running IE9 will get the update within the "weeks ahead" says Microsoft, without giving a concrete timetable for the update.

Microsoft bosses have high hopes for the prosperity of IE10 because it tries to regain users that have switched over to rivals like Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox. Internet Explorer remains the most widely used browser on the planet, commanding a 55% market share based on research firm NetMarketShare, however it has steadily been losing ground over the last couple of years. Currently, Firefox stands in second place having a 20% share of the market, followed by Chrome on 17%.

Admittedly most of anyone who has switched to Firefox and Chrome will require a lot of convincing to switch again, but IE10 has some major advances that might give one or two grounds to consider doing this. Based on Microsoft, IE10 has become 20% faster at downloading sites than its IE9 predecessor, while the biggest advantage for many will be that it supports touch-screen commands that Chrome and Firefox both lack. Reviews from the browser on microsoft office 2010 have generally been positive, with many hailing it as the best incarnation of Internet Explorer to date, although few go as far as claiming that it's any ??better' than Chrome or Firefox.

But the hope is the fact that many consumers will decide that it is, for as along with landing a blow within the browser wars, Microsoft must secretly be praying that buy microsoft office 2013 can convince more users to think about buying its Surface tablet instead of an iPad, which isn't able to run the browser.