Internet Explorer News
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Google Inc. is changing the leadership of the unit at the heart of its mobile-technology war with Apple Inc., saying Sundar Pichai will succeed Andy Rubin at the helm of the Android software business.
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Microsoft Corp. was fined 561 million euros ($731 million) by European Union regulators for violating the terms of a settlement to give users a choice of web browsers aside from its Internet Explorer.
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America Movil SAB, the wireless carrier controlled by billionaire Carlos Slim, predicts a new smartphone running Mozilla Corp.’s Firefox operating system will help boost revenue and profit.
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It’s little wonder so many television networks are suing Aereo.
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Microsoft Corp. is sticking with a decision to make it harder to track users’ online behavior, earning plaudits from privacy groups while drawing fire from the advertisers its money-losing Web unit needs most.
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Mozilla Corp.’s Firefox topped Microsoft Corp.’s Internet Explorer in Europe for the first time last month to become the region’s most-used web browser, according to StatCounter , a market-research firm.
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Microsoft Corp. was warned by European Union regulators to modify how it presents Internet Explorer in its new Windows 8 operating system to avert another antitrust clash, Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said.
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Microsoft Corp. released a speedier version of its Internet Explorer browser that adds privacy controls and video features, a bid to regain market share lost to Firefox and Google Inc. ’s Chrome.
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Microsoft Corp. released a new version of its Internet Explorer Web browser today, aiming to stem market-share losses to Firefox, Google Inc.’s Chrome and Apple Inc.’s Safari.
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Microsoft Corp. faces possible European Union fines as soon as next month over its failure to comply with a settlement to give users a choice of web browsers.
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