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Online retailer imposes tax on customers using Internet Explorer 7

Internet retailer, Kogan, has implemented a new "Internet Explorer 7 Tax" on customers who use the outdated browser to purchase items.

Microsoft used its E3 press conference to unveil its new SmartGlass technology that will use handheld devices such as smartphones and tablets as both an Xbox control device and as a second screen for the display of dynamic, rich information

Games

Microsoft unveils new SmartGlass Xbox control technology at E3

Microsoft used its E3 press conference to unveil its new SmartGlass technology that will use handheld devices such as smartphones and tablets as both an Xbox control device and as a second screen for the display of dynamic, rich information.

Computers

Google's Chrome browser surging past Firefox

StatCounter has announced that Google Chrome has just taken second place in the browser war.

Tracking Protection is the new privacy feature in Internet Explorer 9 designed to help keep third-party websites from tracking your Web behavior

Computers

Microsoft reveals user tracking protection tool for IE9

Microsoft has announced a new online privacy feature for IE9 which will allow users to control which third-party site elements within a web page are allowed to collect data about the user and which are not

Internet Explorer has come top in current support for the next revision in the Internet's web page creation language, HTML5

Computers

IE9 takes top place in W3C HTML5 test

Internet Explorer has come top in current support for the next revision in the Internet's web page creation language, HTML5.

The SunSpider test on IE9's latest build reveals the browser's JavaScript performance is now comparable with its main competitors (shorter is better).

Computers

Early IE9 preview confirms Microsoft's tendency towards incompatibility?

An early preview of Microsoft's IE9 browser reveals improved JavaScript performance, but has users suspecting that compliance with Web standards is not one of Redmond's priorities.