Hehe, everyone in my hall at uni is using Firefox now!
What I find interesting about the IE7 announcement is what it means for the next version of Windows (Longhorn). Longhorn's new, must-have features were going to be a new user-interface and graphics system (Avalon), more powerful searching tools (WinFS) and a new browser (IE7). But Avalon will now be a seperate product that is also available for WinXP, WinFS has been dropped and IE7 is going to be seperate too. Makes you wonder what the point of Longhorn is now! :P
Hehe, everyone in my hall at uni is using Firefox now!
What I find interesting about the IE7 announcement is what it means for the next version of Windows (Longhorn). Longhorn's new, must-have features were going to be a new user-interface and graphics system (Avalon), more powerful searching tools (WinFS) and a new browser (IE7). But Avalon will now be a seperate product that is also available for WinXP, WinFS has been dropped and IE7 is going to be seperate too. Makes you wonder what the point of Longhorn is now! :P
Sorry about the geeky entry!