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CNET News Daily Podcast: Microsoft previews IE9
Wait, you just upgraded to Internet Explorer 8? You're already behind the times, friend! Microsoft is previewing an early version of its next-generation browser to the general public, a big change from its older ways.
Microsoft is keeping busy at this year's Mix conference in Las Vegas, and earlier today announced that it would be offering a preview version of its next-generation Internet Explorer browser. Sure, it's missing some important things like a "back" button, but that shouldn't stop early adopters from giving it a spin. We also report on the FCC's National Broadband Plan, a Dell lawsuit against LCD makers, and the Nexus One finally being available for AT&T and Rogers Wireless users who want to partake in glorious 3G data speeds. That, and much more in today's episode.
Today's stories:
Microsoft modernizes Web ambitions with IE9
FCC unveils National Broadband Plan
Dell sues Sharp, Hitachi, Toshiba over LCD price fixing
Classmates.com tied to more dubious marketing tactics
Nexus One arrives for AT&T, Rogers Wireless
Twitter CEO unveils '@Anywhere' platform
When your iPad battery dies, dig out $99-plus
GigaPan panorama robot now for SLRs, too
To save power, Digital Lumens networks LEDs
