Microsoft tired of waiting

Microsoft, disappointed by the low adoption rate for the company’s latest iteration of its Internet Explorer web browser, will from next week begin pushing the software to computer users through the Windows automatic update feature.

The target in the drive to expand use of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) is the more than 90% of the IE user base still on versions six and seven. According to research firm Net Applications, IE8’s share of the IE market has reached 4.36% but overall IE share dropped to 60.90% this month.

/consider yourself warned