Microsoft has announced today that it will soon introduce roll out automatic updates for Internet Explorer. The updates will come in Australia and Brazil in January and then spread out in the world. Updating to the latest browser version will also help speed up HTML5 adoption across all websites.  Updates will start on all computers running Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. Auto updates will install on those machines, which are explicitly turned on the “automatic updates” feature. These automatic updates are also known as silent updates that display no windows or messages while the process is in progress and they are already been used by the rivals of IE like Chrome and Firefox.