Microsoft Edge has been a work in progress ever since being announced as code name Project Spartan back in January. Building a new browser from the ground up is no mean feat especially when we consider the legacy Internet Explorer … Read more
Last week Microsoft announced that it would be rolling out Skype for Web in beta for users in the US and UK to try out. This web based version of Skype is designed to work within a browser (IE, Chrome, … Read more
In the last year, Microsoft has committed wholeheartedly to bringing its services and software to as many devices as possible. Through the likes of Word on iPad and the development of Acompli into a new Outlook app for Android, the … Read more
In this day and age, online safety and security is a big deal. When you think about all the sensitive information you have online, having that information stolen or compromised is not something anyone wants to deal with. That’s why … Read more
Back in October, Project Spartan was merely a demo and a few hushed rumors. More information about Project Spartan became available in the January unveiling of Windows 10. It wasn’t until March of this year that Project Spartan became a … Read more
WinBeta readers have spoken. AYE for the Microsoft Edge name, and NAY for the Microsoft Edge logo. With the combination that the software giant has chosen, it seems the company is trying to introduce something brand new into the market … Read more
The development of Microsoft’s new Edge browser is progressing, and the company is now looking to connect with developers that will potentially write websites and develop extensions with the browser in mind through a new blog. Microsoft has just announced … Read more
During Build 2015, Microsoft unveiled the official name for Project Spartan, the successor to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser. The name? Microsoft Edge — the name for Microsoft’s new browser for Windows 10 base don the Edge rendering engine. For those … Read more
Earlier today, Microsoft announced Microsoft Edge, a brand new browser for Windows 10. Previously known as Project Spartan, Edge lets you write directly on web pages and share them, read online articles without distractions, and use offline reading for greater … Read more
Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore announced that Microsoft’s new browser for Windows 10, Microsoft Edge (formerly Project Spartan), can use browser extensions from Chrome and Firefox. While it is evident that Windows 10 will support code from Android and iOS to help boost … Read more
Earlier today, Microsoft revealed the official name for Project Spartan, Microsoft’s new browser for Windows 10 based on the Edge rendering engine. Yup, you guessed it. The official name for Project Spartan is Microsoft Edge. Take a look below to … Read more
Well, the Day 1 keynote of Build 2015 is now over, bringing with it a plethora of news regarding Microsoft’s cloud platform, as well as Windows 10 and HoloLens. Let’s dive right into it and quickly recap all the important … Read more
For those of you enrolled in the Windows Insider Program, you have an exclusive ability to test Windows 10 Technical Preview before it’s released this summer. On top of that, you are given the ability to test a pre-release version … Read more
As Azure continues to pick up steam with collaborative projects within the business, government, and educational sectors, Microsoft is taking steps to maintain the cloud services high level of security assurance. With Windows 10 and Project Spartan on the eve … Read more
With Project Spartan finally in the hands of real-world users through the Windows 10 Technical Preview for both PCs and phones, Microsoft is now looking to build on the browsers’ new wave of feedback and development. Back in March, the … Read more
On Wednesday April 8th, Microsoft’s Gabriel Aul took it to the popular Windows Weekly podcast to reveal that a new Windows 10 for phones build was set to arrive on April 10th. The build was also set to be available … Read more
Mobile web browsing has lagged behind desktop browsers for some time now, but Microsoft wants to make their browsing experience consistent with Project Spartan. The most recent Windows 10 Technical Preview for Phones build has shed some light on what … Read more
Microsoft has just released its latest version of the Windows 10 Technical Preview for phones, which includes the mobile version of Project Spartan, Microsoft’s next generation browser. While Internet Explorer is still present in this build, Microsoft points out in … Read more
As widely used as it has been throughout its history, Internet Explorer has not experienced a great deal of popularity. ‘Project Spartan’ is the software giant’s attempt to reverse this state of affairs, and a major part of this effort … Read more
If you are running Windows 10 Technical Preview build 10049, chances are you have used or are using Project Spartan. This is Microsoft’s newest browser, which takes advantage of the latest web standards with a new Edge rendering engine. Project Spartan … Read more
Back in 2012, Microsoft enabled Do Not Track (DNT) by default in Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 8. This move to prevent websites and web apps from tracking users was met positively as Microsoft advocated for user privacy. Today, Microsoft … Read more