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Readers have questions about Microsoft Edge, speedtest.net

By Omar L. Gallaga
Sept 10, 2015
Microsoft's Edge browser is only available on Windows 10. Credit: Microsoft
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Microsoft’s Edge browser is only available on Windows 10. Credit: Microsoft

This week, we've got two emails from readers asking about past Digital Savant Micro features. First, Douglas writes, "In your article on (Microsoft) Edge you told us everything but how to get it. I have Windows 7. Can you help us?"

In this space every week, we’ll define a tech term, offer a timely tip or answer questions about technology from readers. Email ogallaga@statesman.com.

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