Microsoft IE9 is being downloaded 27 times per second
Those who thought that Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is dead check this out. Microsoft released the latest version of their Internet browser and in the first twenty four hours, it was downloaded about 2.35 million times. Beta version was downloaded just one million times in the first day after it was released. For IE9 final version, there were 27 downloads every second or 98,000 downloads every hour. Internet Explorer senior director, Ryan Gavin, thanked everyone around the world for such enthusiastic reception on IE blog.
The numbers of IE9 aren’t really as impressive as compared to the other browsers. For instance, Mozilla Firefox 3.5 version was downloaded a million times within a few hours when it was released in 2009. Also, the earlier version, Mozilla Firefox 3.0 was downloaded eight million times within the first 24 hours of its release.
The new and updated version of Internet Explorer now comes with HTML5, do-not-track function which is built-in and the UI too has been improved. You can download it from BeautyoftheWeb.com. IE9 will be facing stiff competition from Mozilla Firefox. There will be new Firefox 4 version released on 22nd of March.
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