Despite being the most hated browser, Internet Explorer continues to evolve, and this time is for good. After last month launched an alpha version of this product (to show it to developers), it appears that the browser development team is still very active, and this time the most radical changes have been made in the GUI / interface (UI). Through a Chinese forum, these images were obtained of the possible interface of Internet Explorer 9. While not from a 100% reliable source (you have to doubt the veracity of these images), the truth is that it is a good concept to be taken into account, as it would be taking a big step for what as minimalist and usable, which benefits us.

Although this model lacks the distinctive features of Windows (such as the Aero interface), the design is not so far from reality as it follows more or less along the lines of Windows Phone 7, one of the products that Microsoft have priority . Images are real or not, we face the possibility of finding an Internet Explorer battle they can get the market to favorites (Firefox, Chrome), not only in appearance but also in performance.

Remember that it is too premature IE9 current version, so all the features and changes we see may not be part of the final product, but as a concept illustration, I consider a good start.

Via Download Squad

Despite being the most hated browser, Internet Explorer continues to evolve, and this time is for good. After last month launched an alpha version of this product (to show it to developers), it appears that the browser development team is still very active, and this time the most radical changes have been made in the GUI / interface (UI). Through a Chinese forum, these images were obtained of the possible interface of Internet Explorer 9. While not from a 100% reliable source (you have to doubt the veracity of these images), the truth is that it is a good concept to be taken into account, as it would be taking a big step for what as minimalist and usable, which benefits us.

Although this model lacks the distinctive features of Windows (such as the Aero interface), the design is not so far from reality as it follows more or less along the lines of Windows Phone 7, one of the products that Microsoft have priority . Images are real or not, we face the possibility of finding an Internet Explorer battle they can get the market to favorites (Firefox, Chrome), not only in appearance but also in performance.

Remember that it is too premature IE9 current version, so all the features and changes we see may not be part of the final product, but as a concept illustration, I consider a good start.

Via Download Squad

The last time someone decided to count them (and that was very recently) the Internet totaled about 1730 million people distributed in five continents of the globe, but particularly concentrated in Asia, North America (excluding Mexico) and Europe.

While in absolute numbers by far surpasses Asia to other regions with more than 738 million Internet users, Internet penetration with respect to population is approximately two thirds of which exists in Latin America. And one in 10 Internet users lives in our region.

With nearly 180 million Internet users and a penetration of 30.5 percent, the region lags behind Europe (52 percent) and US-Canada with 74.2 per cent, but leads the Middle East (28, 3 percent), Asia, Africa 19.4 percent and 6.8 percent.

Whenever people talk about this issue in Latin America who say come with so many unmet needs, the Internet is a luxury of rich countries and that we must first achieve bring electricity and clean water to millions of families before thinking about the Internet.

via: rpp

The last time someone decided to count them (and that was very recently) the Internet totaled about 1730 million people distributed in five continents of the globe, but particularly concentrated in Asia, North America (excluding Mexico) and Europe.

While in absolute numbers by far surpasses Asia to other regions with more than 738 million Internet users, Internet penetration with respect to population is approximately two thirds of which exists in Latin America. And one in 10 Internet users lives in our region.

With nearly 180 million Internet users and a penetration of 30.5 percent, the region lags behind Europe (52 percent) and US-Canada with 74.2 per cent, but leads the Middle East (28, 3 percent), Asia, Africa 19.4 percent and 6.8 percent.

Whenever people talk about this issue in Latin America who say come with so many unmet needs, the Internet is a luxury of rich countries and that we must first achieve bring electricity and clean water to millions of families before thinking about the Internet.

via: rpp