Microsoft unveils ‘Edge’, successor to Internet Explorer
Joe Belfiore, vice president for the operating systems group at Microsoft, works with a mobile phone and desktop computer at Microsoft Build in San Francisco, California April 29, 2015. REUTERS Other Articles Windows 10 is new generation of Windows: Satya Nadella Microsoft unveils details of its innovative HoloLens 'IIT Bombay best technical institute in India, Delhi University top varsity' Wrapped under secretive ‘Project Spartan’ so far, Microsoft has unveiled future looking Edge as its new web browser, which would eventually replace the existing Internet Explorer. Edge, Microsoft officials argued, is lighter and faster than Internet Explorer and comes with new features like a built-in notation tool, a distraction-free reading mode, and website information from Cortana, a personal voice-assistant app for Windows. “Microsoft Edge is the browser built for Windows 10, and it will be available on the widest range of Windows 10 devices,” Joe Belfiore, Corpora...