Everybody knew Microsoft’s Internet Explorer was dead, but not all knew a
successor was coming. The official name of this project was “Project Spartan”,
off course tech lovers knew all about this.
But what everybody didn’t know was the name of the new Browser. Well
Now we do: Microsoft’s new browser is called Microsoft Edge.
Just announced at the company’s build conference, Edge will be the
primary/default browser built into Windows 10.
Details about the Browser are still light on what’s unique, but here’s what
we know:
- It has
built-in Cortana support.
- It has
built-in reader, note-taking and sharing features.
- The design
focuses on simplicity and minimalism.
- The
rendering engine is called EdgeHTML.
Google Now is consistently one of the best features of Android. It can
help you answer questions, schedule things, set alarms, and it will even
notify you of things before you need them. Recently 3rd-party apps have
started integrating with Google Now, making the feature infinitely more
amazing. Today Google has announced 70(!) new partners with even more
Now cards.
The Web giant on Tuesday announced it is adding Now cards, which
aim to give you relevant information just when you need it, for 70 more
apps, including Zipcar, Spotify, ABC News, Runkeeper, and OpenTable.
