Julio
10-08-2004, 07:02 PM
The newly revitalized (http://news.com.com/AOL+launches+news+ads%2C+logo/2100-1038_3-5400572.html) America Online is planning to release its own stand-alone web browser (http://news.com.com/AOL+prepares+its+own+browser/2100-1032_3-5403658.html?tag=nefd.top). What is most interesting about this however is that the company that owns Netscape, once the king of web browsing, will not be basing its browser on Mozilla/Netscape technology but IE's.
Microsoft last year granted AOL a seven-year royalty-free license to use IE technology in its products. The license was one of many concessions that Microsoft offered AOL as part of a $750 million settlement in an antitrust lawsuit filed by Netscape in January 2002.
Microsoft last year granted AOL a seven-year royalty-free license to use IE technology in its products. The license was one of many concessions that Microsoft offered AOL as part of a $750 million settlement in an antitrust lawsuit filed by Netscape in January 2002.
