Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 is out
Microsoft has released the second beta of their upcoming Internet Explorer 7 web browser. This update is mainly targeted at the average user as the company wants to get feedback on what features need to be improved upon.
For this, Microsoft is offering free, ’round-the-clock technical support by phone for the browser. This latest beta is designed to run on PCs running the updated Windows XP operating system.
It is now feature complete which means that the company has implemented all the features they had planned for in this update. Microsoft has launched another new website offering add-on software for IE 7 featuring products from Yahoo and other companies.
The final version of Internet Explorer 7 is expected to come before the end of the year and an enhanced version would ship with the Windows Vista operating system scheduled for launch early next year.
Download: Internet Explorer 7 Public Beta 2
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