Microsoft has delivered a new version of Silverlight 5, a release candidate (RC) version of the technology to help developers prepare for the final version to be released later this year. Microsoft has delivered a new version of Silverlight 5, a release candidate version of the technology to help developers prepare for the final version to be released later this year.

Video shows you how to stream DIVX videos on internet explorer 9 64 bit using Media Player Classic - Home Cinema x64.

New version! - Adobe® Flash® Player 11 desktop beta drives innovation for rich, engaging digital experiences with new features for cross-platform browser-based viewing of expressive rich internet applications, content, and videos across devices. Some of the features from the Flash Player Incubator, such as Stage 3D and 64-bit support, have been moved into this beta release.

About some months ago I released a flash support gadget. This is a gadget that allowed it users to run gadgets with flash content on 64bit computers. Before, that was not possible with ease because the sidebar on 64bit systems also used the 64bit Internet Explorer. For users without computer experience it was not possible to execute gadgets with flash content, so I programmed a tool that does the work for these users: the flash support gadget (Download).

YouTube - Chrome 11 Beta vs. IE9 (x64)

Flash Player for 64-bit Web Browsers

Internet Explorer version 9 (IE9) which was released few days back comes with lots of new features. There is also 32 bit and 64 bit version available for Windows 7 and Windows Vista. The 32 bit version is bit more superior to the 64 bit version of IE9, but if you try installing the 32bit version on Windows 7 or Vista, you get the error message that “Wrong version of Internet Explorer installer”.

German tech site WinFuture has compared the 32-bit and 64-bit editions of Internet Explorer 9 and discovered that the latter one scores significantly worse in JavaScript benchmarks. You can check out the three benchmarks the site performed over here.

After a couple of weeks on tinkering with the newly released Internet Explorer (IE) 9, and a host of other Web browsers, I have to say that while 32-bit IE 9 is much better than any other version of IE to date, it’s still not my first pick for a Web browser. Here’s why.

Every version of Internet Explorer includes a number of enhancements, improvements and new features that improve on the previous release, but there is always more that can be done to tailor Microsoft’s web browser to suit your needs. TweakIE9 is a free tool that can be used to customise Internet Explorer 9, helping to greatly enhance the browser and enable you to make it work the way you want it to.

Windows Internet Explorer 9 delivers web sites and applications that look and perform like native PC applications through the power of Windows.

Like most of you, I take it that a 64 bit version of anything will probably run better, faster, process quicker, than the 32 bit cousin. And if you are like me, you will install a 64 bit program on your OS thinking that it will be fine. Of course, if your OS is 64 bit, and your program is 32, it probably will install, but it your OS is 32 bit, your 64 bit program may run into some difficulty.

Why 32-bit IE is faster than 64-bit IE - When I recently took a look at the brand new Chrome 10 Web browser, the results for the latest release candidate of Internet Explorer (IE) 9 puzzled me because they were so bad. Some of my readers were more than puzzled. Some were outraged and accused me of deliberating trying to set up IE to fail. Please. I call them like I see them and, in my tests, the IE 9 RC was just dreadfully slow compared to the others.

Since I’ve written about how much faster 32-bit Internet Explorer (IE) 9 is than 64-bit IE 9, and all other browsers, on Windows 7, I’ve been buried by people running 64-bit Windows, and one poor soul who was still running 64-bit Vista, wanting to know how to install 32-bit IE 9 on their 64-bit Windows 7 systems. It’s actually both quite easy and a bit confusing, so here’s how to do it and a little of the back story.

In a Windows 64bit system, after you install IE9 RC 64-bit, you will get two IE in the start menu. One is 32-bit, the other is 64-bit.