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 Internet Explorer 9 Beta: UI Smackdown Internet Explorer 9 Beta looks good, but how does it compare with its browser rivals Google Chrome and Firefox? Share:   |  Microsoft IE9: It's Just Plain Good! The first beta of IE9 is the first truly modern browser from Redmond. Try it without prejudice. Share: | Windows XP Users Can't Ride the IE9 Train Microsoft will leave many of its users on the outside looking in, a decision that could affect its dominance in the Web browser battle. Share: | IE9: 5 Features and Drawbacks With Microsoft's new browser winning over critics, here's a quick look at some of IE9's top features, and a few tips and tricks to help you get the most out of it. Share: | Halo Reach Snatches $200 Million in First 24 Hours Don't call it a record--that honor still goes to Modern Warfare 2--but Halo: Reach can reportedly claim the second best launch day in gaming history. 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The thought probably hasn't even crossed your mind, but now, thanks to Pentax, you can. Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: August 2010August is a good month for get-togethers, and for getting things together. PCWorld's reviewers felt the lure of file management utilities, PIMs, and spam blockers. One-trick ponies with one really slick trick--checking Gmail, converting files, or alerting us to Google's ever-vigilant eye--also impressed us. 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