Microsoft already has pushed via Auto Update the final version of Internet Explorer 8 (IE 8) to customers who had installed the beta version of its latest browser. Starting next week, the company plans to begin delivering IE 8 via Automatic Update to users with older versions of IE installed.
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the only way they can gain market share and the reason they still have a fairly large amount of it in the US. Pitty, i hope the EU commission rid us of their tactics.
Then shortly after they'll send out a press release claiming 100+ million users chose to upgrade, actively use it, and absolutely love it.
i love IE8... its faster than my firefox and really helps me surf faster during file downloads ... i like it.
Would rather the idiots use a relatively up to date and safer IE than an older less safe one.
See, Mozilla does it the right way, people can download their browser if they want to, Microsoft forces it's way into everyone's homes