Internet Explorer 9, or IE 9, features a number of enhancements over the current edition, including support for hardware acceleration, a slimmed-down interface, full compatibility with Web standards like HTML5, and better privacy controls.  

However, is it advisable to dump Internet Explorer 8 before all the kinks are ironed out for IE 9? 

Read on… 

NetworkWorld does a good job of outlining six enticing features of IE 9 but is cautious about Microsoft’s ability to flush out and fix some potential glitches as forseen in the beta version. 

Read the full article here:
6 Things We Like About IE 9 (and six not so much) 
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The good news, according to MSN's TechnoLog, is that IE 9 will rekindkle browser wars.  

Read the full article here:
Changes to Internet Explorer 9 May Rekindle Browser Wars 
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What am I doing? I’ll continue to more research before downloading. 

Read more here:
Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate: what's new, what's changed?
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