Although Microsoft released Internet Explorer 9 recently, it seems that a new version of Internet Explorer will be released in the near future, and speaking of which, a preview version of Internet Explorer 10 is available for download now.
During the annual MIX conference, Microsoft announced that their latest browser, Internet Explorer 10 would be available for download in a preview mode, and although it’s in its early stage, it will evolve over time. As for IE 10, it continues what its predecessor left off by improving HTML5 and CSS3 support.
Microsoft is trying to implement CSS3 features such as Multi-column Layout, Grid Layout, Flexible Box Layout, and CSS3 Gradients, and we should see Transitions and 3D Transforms someday in the future. As for future updates, we should see a new preview at least once per quarter.
We don’t know when will we see a full version of Internet Explorer 10 released, but it’s a nice thing to see that Microsoft has decided to release newer releases of Internet Explorer on a more frequent basis.
[via Ubergizmo]
[...] Microsoft has released a preview version of Internet Explorer 10 not a while ago, the latest version of Internet Explorer will introduce some changes, and one of those changes is the lack of support for Vista and XP. [...]