Microsoft launches Internet Explorer 9 in UAE

New browser to enhance online experience

PTI | March 31, 2011



Microsoft Gulf today released Windows Internet Explorer 9, the latest version of the world's most-used browser, for consumers across the UAE.

"In less than a year, Internet Explorer 9 went from early preview to final release with the help of hardware partners and the Web community. We are pleased to have launched Internet Explorer 9 in partnership with prominent sites in the region to ensure providing the consumer with the ultimate browsing experience," Samer Abu-Ltaif, regional GM, Microsoft Gulf, said.

"The best experience of the Web is on Windows with Internet Explorer 9," he said.

The latest version of browser has been launched in partnership with six leading consumer websites to enhance online experience.

Internet Explorer 9 is designed to bring sites front and centre through Windows 7, enabling a more beautiful Web experience.

Features such as Pinned Sites and Jump List enable people to put their websites directly on the Windows 7 Taskbar and then to quickly and easily perform tasks related to those websites, such as check their inbox, change the music station, accept a friend invitation or see breaking news.

"What people care about on the Web is their sites, not their browser. That's why Internet Explorer 9 is about making those sites shine," said Kerim Ozbakirci, Product Marketing Manager, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Middle East and Africa.
 

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