Microsoft and the IE8 team have announced the released of IE8 Beta 2 – this one is geared towards the consumers now instead of just developers like Beta 1 was. This one has not only got all the bugs from the Beta 1 taken care of but they have added a few new features as well as enhancing some others:
They have also posted some videos to help explain and communicate this Beta 2 update.
Internet Explorer 8 for Consumers
Join Shola Aluko as he explains why Internet Explorer 8 is the best browser for what you do on the web every day. You’ll see what makes the new browser faster, safer, and more reliable than ever.
Internet Explorer 8 for the Enterprise
See why Internet Explorer 8 is the best browser choice for your business as James Pratt showcases new features to help ITPros with deployment, security and privacy, and productivity.
Internet Explorer 8 for Developers
Watch Jefferson Fletcher reveal the improvements Internet Explorer 8 has in store for those who build the web—including new developer tools, compatibility advances, CSS improvements, and much more.
Internet Explorer 8 Privacy & Security
Watch Craig Spiezle demonstrate innovative new features in Internet Explorer 8 that will help keep your browsing experiences safer and more private than ever.
Of course the most important piece is the link to the download page – IE8 Beta 2 Worldwide Download Site.
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