New York- Microsoft has just released its new browser called Spartan, which is expected to move Internet Explorer to the back burner.
The new browser will be integrated into Windows 10, and comes with an updated UI, as well as advanced features that are expected to meet the needs of a new generation of internet users and developers.
Currently under development at Microsoft labs, Spartan was officially presented its developer at a press conference on Windows 10 on January 21.
Spartan is included within the new version of the OS that should be available in the market at the end of summer. The new browser offers two main new features, Cortana integration and reading mode and reading lists.
As with any beta software, users are likely to experience some bugs initially, and some features may not work exactly as anticipated.
Users who wish to try Spartan will need to download the latest release of Windows 10 from Microsoft.
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