Bruce Springsteen delivered a powerful three-hour performance at BST Hyde Park in London, captivating an audience of 65,000 fans. Reflecting on mortality, he paid tribute to his late friend and bandmate George Theiss, and with the E Street Band, performed a setlist that spanned his six-decade career. The show included energetic renditions of hits like 'No Surrender' and 'Ghosts', as well as a soulful cover of the Commodores' 'Nightshift'. Springsteen's stamina and showmanship at 73 were highlighted, and the concert was described as having moments of both high energy and somber reflection. The encore packed crowd favorites such as 'Born In The USA' and 'Dancing In The Dark', and the night ended with a tribute to the late E Street Band members Danny Federici and Clarence Clemons during 'Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out'.

The article discusses the transition from Microsoft's Internet Explorer to its new browser, Microsoft Edge, with the release of Windows 10. It reflects on Internet Explorer's history, acknowledging its past innovations such as introducing HTML5, CSS, Java applets, and Ajax, which have shaped today's web applications. Despite its contributions, Internet Explorer faced criticism for security vulnerabilities and compatibility issues. The author notes that Internet Explorer 9 represented a significant improvement, but it was unable to compete with the rise of Google Chrome. The article suggests that with the upcoming Microsoft Edge, there might be a chance for Microsoft to regain its position in the browser market and encourages readers to give it a chance, reminiscing about the times when Internet Explorer was a leader in the field.