I was e-mailed this and thought everyone should have a go, if they dear….. Happy Birthday Windows Vista! Thanks to r0chelle for this news.

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Microsoft has finally started talking publicly about the next release of its Internet Explorer Web browser, and expects to deliver the first beta for IE 8 in the first half of 2008.
The IE (Internet Explorer) development team is also pledging that while IE 8 will deliver advancements and enable Web developers, designers, and Internet Content Providers to develop across multiple platforms and versions and provide richer user experiences, it will not break the Web as happened with the current IE 7 due to the improvements it made to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
A Microsoft spokesperson declined to comment about the company’s future plans for IE 7, particularly with regard to patches and updates, saying there was “nothing new to share at this time.”
In a move the development team is citing as a milestone on its blog, it says that IE 8 in standards mode now correctly renders the “Acid2 Browser Test,” which determines how well a browser works with several different Web standards.
“Showing the Acid2 page correctly is a good indication of being standards compliant, but Acid2 itself isn’t a web standard or a web standards compliance test. The publisher of the test, the Web Standards Project,…