Free @: Stats - IE looses while windows 7 gains

In August 2010. Microsoft lost 0.34% of their Internet Explorer browser, while Google gained nearly the same percentage (0.36%).Firefox has stabilized and reached 0.02%, 0.07% Safari and Opera lost gained 0.08%.
In operating systems
StatCounter Global Statistics reports that in August, found Windows 7 in total 19.4% market share compared to 17.7% worldwide Vista.XP continues to dominate the global market with 55.4%

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