Available in beta since early September, Google Chrome was announced in final version by January 2009. Sundar Pichai, a Vice-Presidents (and director) from Google has revealed on the website of The Times newspaper on November 20.
Sundar Pichai sets out a little more ambition Google on the browser market, announcing a campaign to promote the provision of the final version of the software. This could also go through partnerships with manufacturers of PCs, Chrome invited to preinstall on their machines.
A new engine Javascript
Meanwhile, the development of the browser continues. Since yesterday, Monday 24 November, a new beta is available for download only for Windows XP and Vista. The update will automatically and gradually on PC users.
0.4.154.25 This version fixes some bugs, updates the JavaScript engine, the module Gear (which allows it runs real applications from the browser) and brings in some new management bookmarks and confidentiality and the blocker pop-up.
On the competition, Mozilla and Microsoft have announced delays on the output of their future browsers. Microsoft postponed to 2009 the availability of the final version of Internet Explorer 8, while the Mozilla Foundation has lagged that of the beta 2 of Firefox 3.1, which must include a navigation mode private eagerly awaited.
Google Chrome version 0.4.154.25 has been released. You will automatically get updated in the next few days.
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