Windows :: Does A Downloadable Ie Mobile 9 (or > 6) Exist

Currently I'm not able to use a more advanced device than this Willcom WS011SH from 2007; it runs Win Mobile 6 Classic, lists below that CE OS 5.2.1433 (Build 17936.0.3.0) on 108Mb of memory.I devised a webpage for my ex- that translates often-used phrases into Japanese (since her bosses are Jpns), and IE was amazingly stunted in performance (e.g. can't drag/scroll), javacript, and css ... I read somewhere that IE Mobile 6 and 6.1 are just IE4 built into the hardware and called 6/6.1, and it's turned out to be nearly useless. Fortunately Opera 8.7 came with the phone, and that has saved this utility. However IE is the only program that will allow me to click an .mp3 link and launch a media player file; Opera can't keep up, and initiates downloading the file only, so while the utility works well in Opera, when the user wants to hear a phrase played back, it's tedious: she has to note the file name, press a few buttons to launch WMP, and find that clip in a list.

It seems IE mobile 7 and 8 weren't issued, and 9 ought to be advanced enough to run this utility, yet all the pages that claim to offer a download are vague and only point to other search sites, while news about IE mobile 9's performance are so vague and unspecific they remind of the machine-generated nonsense that I see now and then pretending to be tech articles.Any hint on if ie9 is real, and where it's available without charge? I found one site that offered it for payment, but we're pulling out of the Thailand flood of last year, and money won't be around for a while. Even though there are equivalent/better browsers out there, it seems IE is the only one that will launch the WMP, and I suspect any media player.