Microsoft announces Internet Explorer Developer Channel

Following in the footsteps of Google's Chrome browser, Microsoft has announced a Developer Version of Internet Explorer. This version will give users the the latest bleeding-edge features on Microsoft's web browser. The Internet Explorer Developer Channel will offer numerous updates to the F12 developer tools, allowing those coding for the web to test their apps and services on the latest versions of Internet Explorer ahead of its release to the public.

[Windows app] Internet Explorer 10 is now available for Windows 7

Microsoft has released Internet Explorer (IE) 10 for Windows 7, bringing the final build of the web browser to the Windows 8 predecessor. Until now users have had the Internet Explorer 10 Preview for Windows 7 to try out, but the final build should be pushed to all Windows 7 users in the coming weeks through Windows Update.

If you don't want to wait until the update is automatically pushed to your computer, you can download Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7 right now using the following link.

[Windows app] Internet Explorer 10 Preview available for Windows 7

With competitors like Mozilla and Google accelerating their browser development, Microsoft has also increased their focus on developing their Internet Explorer browser. However until now only Windows 8 users are getting to enjoy the latest Internet Explorer 10, while Windows 7 users are left waiting for a new release.

To give Windows 7 users a chance to experience things to come, Microsoft has released a preview build of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 7. If you want to try out the latest web browser from Microsoft, you can download Internet Explorer 10 Preview for Windows 7 using the link which follows: