Today marked the launch of PDC 2010, a two-day Professional Developers Conference held at Microsoft’s corporate headquarters in Redmond, Washington.
At PDC 2010, Dean Hachamovitch, general manager for the Internet Explorer team announced availability of the sixth platform preview for Internet Explorer 9.
In September, Microsoft released a beta version of Internet Explorer 9, and today’s platform preview builds on the underlying platform that powers Internet Explorer 9.
New in this release are CSS3 2D Transforms, HTML5 Semantic Elements, and improvements to the overall developer experience.
Today’s release is targeted at developers and is not an update of Internet Explorer 9 for end-users. Microsoft has said that the next public Internet Explorer 9 release will be the release candidate but have not given a release date.
To download the Platform Preview, visit http://www.ietestdrive.com.
Tom on Tech 
Thanks for sharing the news of the IE9 beta PP6. The platform previews are geared at developers so they have all the tools they need to develop for IE9.
For any consumers looking to try out IE9 beta, it is available as a public beta download here – http://www.BeautyoftheWeb.com?ocid=tomontech
Thanks again!
Cassandra
IE Outreach Team
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