The search engines Internet explorer bring up to date brings faster surfing around, improved protection, joy

The week isn't quite over yet, but it's already forming up to be a busy one for The search engines Internet explorer. After finally bringing its internet visitor to Operating system on Wednesday, The search engines last night declared an bring up to date for the original desktop version, ensuring quicker surfing around and improved protection. More specifically, this new Constant release features a refurbished omnibox that will now pre-render pages as a person types in a URL or search question, allowing for quicker loading time. The search engines has also improved its Secure Browsing feature, which will now instantly check out downloadable information for spyware, with an especially sharp focus on any ".exe." or ".msi" information. To determine the safety of a given computer file, the internet visitor will compare it against a list of marketers and information known to be secure. If it doesn't show up there, Internet explorer will then seek advice from The search engines for more information. If the computer file shows suspect, it'll tell you the person and recommend eliminating it. The search engines added that it's working on an bring up to date for its Internet explorer OS, as well, ensuring a new image manager and Verizon 3G initial website, though there's no word yet on when that might roll out.