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Microsoft plans to launch all-new web browser code-named Spartan alongside Windows 10

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30/12/2014
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London: Microsoft is reportedly planning to launch an all-new web browser code-named Spartan alongside Windows 10

Microsoft is planning to release an entirely new web browser in the vein as Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox under the code name Spartan, according to new reports.

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The new browser will be the first since the decades-old Internet Explorer, which was first introduced 19 years ago as part of Windows 95.

Spartan is not intended to act as a replacement to Internet Explorer, but will be shipped alongside 1E 11 on desktop and mobile versions of Windows 10, according to ZDnet.Microsoft could be planning to showcase Spartan as early as January 21 during a Windows 10 keynote presented by chief executive Satya Nadella.Nadella told the Telegraph about the company’s renewed focus on productivity in an interview earlier this year.

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