'Project Spartan' in Windows 10 will use new rendering engine, while IE 11 will remain the same

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Microsoft has now decided that "Project Spartan", the code name for their next-generation web browser for Windows 10, will also be the only browser that will use the company's new web rendering engine. Internet Explorer 11 will keep the same engine for Windows 10 that it currently has for Windows 8.1.

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