Win10 new browser or will support voice function

Computer Store News: BGR got an exclusive spy photos and some details about the allegedly Microsoft Windows 10 new browser, Spartan, by people familiar with the matter. According to people familiar with the matter, Spartan not only supports voice control, but also runs other different browsers internally. For this screenshot, foreign media also questioned, because Spartan's UI design style will be more like Chrome, and support plug-in extensions.

BGR reports that Microsoft appointed a team in September last year to specialize in Spartan development. After that, the team developed new designs without stopping. The redesigned third edition of Spartan has been completed before Christmas, and Spartan, which was exposed in spy photos, belongs to the second edition and was completed in early November.

Microsoft's new browser is said to support some amazing new features that may improve the user's Internet browsing experience. Spartan will allow users to make voice commands such as “Add to Favorites”, “Set as Homepage” or “Go to Facebook.com”. Earlier reports said that Windows 10 will be pre-installed with the desktop voice assistant Cortana, allowing users to perform multiple tasks with voice commands on desktops and laptops, just like on Windows Phone devices.

Spartan also has the ability to run different browsers internally with the push of a button. For example, a user can divide a browser into four windows to view a website or an online application in four different ways, as long as the browsers are installed on the same device.

For this screenshot, there is a foreign media saying it is fake, because earlier news shows that "Spartan" will be a brand new browser, also using Microsoft Chakra JavaScript engine and Trident rendering engine, the appearance is more Like Chrome and Firefox, and support expansion.

However, it is true or false, and it may be revealed on the 21st of this month. Microsoft will announce more details of Windows 10 at that time. The new system may have IE11 and Spartan browsers coexisting. It is not yet determined whether the browser's functional integrity is sufficient to be built into Windows 10 Technology Preview and Move preview version.