Internet Explorer 9 is coming on September 15

Microsoft just disclosed that it would release an Internet Explorer 9 beta in September.

Since March, 2010 Microsoft released four platform reviews which was lacking a good user interface with bookmarks, history and search. And last week the fourth preview is released with the post in blog of Internet Explorer General Manager Dean Hachamovitch that it would be the last platform preview before the beta phase of Internet Explorer 9.

The biggest thing which is to be noticed that company has already received over 20 million visits for demo on test site.

On September 15, we will be taking our first look at very new interface of Internet Explorer 9. Microsoft is very tight-lipped this time. Some rumors says that Internet Explorer will have 'tabs-on-top' like Google Chrome. Another idea being aired is that it can have an interface of Zune/Windows Phone 7 Metro look.

Microsoft team is working on Internet Explorer focused on two objectives: speed and standard support. Using DirectX which is present in Windows Vista and Windows 7 its graphic and hardware can be accelerated to take advantage of browser speed, so the Windows XP users won't be able to take an advantage of Internet Explorer 9.

The new Internet Explorer 9 is coming with a web standard which means support for HTML 5, CSS 3 and SVG. Fourth platform preview integrated with the new Chakra Java Script engine directly into the browsers rather than as separate script engine directly into the browser which shows that Microsoft has got the internal works very clearly.

Microsoft Internet Explorer Dean Hachamovitch say that "this approach will significantly improve performance for real world websites."

Microsoft has also released the test drive site for having a quick look at Internet Explorer 9 features.

So let's wait for September 15 when we will be having our first look at the all new Internet Explorer 9 with great speed and customization with a pretty good new interface.