Google has finally launched a beta channel for its own Android web browser, Google Chrome. The beta, now available in the Google Play Store, will be updated more frequently with the latest work-in-progress features for users to try out before they’re ready to go stable. You’ll have to note that betas are not promised to be perfect, so while this is a great way to test new features you might also encounter some bugs and rough edges.
The company posted a blog post citing massive increases to Javascript performance, better HTML5 integration and, hopefully, smoother scrolling on tablets like the Nexus 10.
It looks like this beta version is running the same source code as the current desktop beta: 25.0.1364.8.
You can grab the new version from the Google Play store now. You will need to use the link as the app can’t be found by simply searching for it.
Read more: Google Launches Chrome Beta Channel For Android - iGyaan.in http://igyaan.in/2013/01/35431/google-launches-chrome-beta-channel-for-android/#ixzz2Hk4Qg39s
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