For the first time in about 10 years, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser market share fell below 70 per cent, ending 2008 with 68 per cent compare to almost 80 per cent 2-years ago.
At the same time, Firefox’s market share rapidly rose from 13.7 per cent to 21.3 per cent while Apple’s Safari browser jumped to almost 8 per cent from 4.7 per cent, according to data collected by Net Applications.
Although Internet Explorer 7 is the current version of Microsoft’s net browser – and IE8 is expected to come out this year – IE6 is still the dominant browser in business environments.
Personally this is no suprise to me. Firefox is becoming a huge favourite and i forsee more market share being shaved off the dominant IE. Hopefully its more of a evenplaying field sooner rather than later which should see more innovative ideas being put in to get consumers going!











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Thursday, December 31st, 2009Having a blog has its fun times, long time ago i wrote a posting to support a close friend of mine Logan who was chosen to take part in Cleo’s Most Eligible Bachelor. Naturally since he was a good friend, i decided to support him. Honestly i didnt matter if he won and im very sure he didnt get into it to win it but for the experience.
So, what is Danny Yee Tuck Seng have got to do with that posting? Well, Mr Danny here has been leaving comments on the postings which read : (more…)
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