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Chrome Beta updated with fullscreen and link redirect improvements

By Cory Gunther
on 2 May, 2013

For those who've opted to use the popular and always improving Chrome Browser for Android, their Beta version received another minor update last night that fixed some pesky bugs. The folks from Google have remained vigilant in finding and squashing bugs, and making Chrome the best browser for Android. Read on for the new changelog.

Chrome Beta browser update aims to improve page rendering

By Cory Gunther
on 25 Apr, 2013

It seems like almost each and every week the folks from Google over in Mountain View are pushing some sort of update out for their popular Chrome Browser on Android. Their main browser is as stable as can be, but the Chrome Beta gets those cutting edge features that sometimes cause issues. Today's Chrome Beta update looks to curb some issues, and improve some key areas.

Chrome Beta for Android gets fullscreen browsing and new tablet features

By Cory Gunther
on 10 Apr, 2013

Chrome Beta received a quick update this afternoon that finally added a few much needed features for our Android smartphones and tablets. They are pretty minor but both are features we've been waiting for and ones which should have been added a long time ago. We now have fullscreen browsing with ease, as well as simpler and easier search using the Omnibox.

Chrome for Android update brings password and autofill sync

By Robert Nelson
on 3 Apr, 2013

It wasn't all that long ago when Google added password and autofill sync support in the Chrome Beta for Android app. In fact, that support arrived just about a month earlier. A little nicer for today though, those features are now available for users of the non-beta version of Chrome for Android.

World Wide Maze Chrome Experiment lets you play your favorite website

By Robert Nelson
on 21 Mar, 2013

We aren't sure there will be any all-night gaming sessions with this latest browser-based game, however it should be good for at least a few minutes of entertainment. This latest arrives as part of a Chrome Experiment. The game is World Wide Maze and it allows you to play your favorite website.

Google Now extension spotted in Chromium

By Robert Nelson
on 12 Mar, 2013

We have seen signs that Google Now was heading to Chrome, however this latest bit has arrived with little room for speculation. Basically, a Google Now extension has shown up for Chromium users. The one catch, the extension is not yet functional. Trying to stay on the positive side though, this does appear to be a fairly clear sign that Google Now support is coming to the desktop.

Chrome for Android updated with improved font clarity and stability tweaks

By Cory Gunther
on 8 Mar, 2013

Today the folks from Google have just detailed and started rolling out another update to the official Chrome Browser for Android. Today's update brings tons of little tweaks, fixes, and plenty of performance enhancements. If you're not running the beta, this update is surely worth getting this afternoon.

Chrome Beta for Android gets password sync and autofill features

By Cory Gunther
on 6 Mar, 2013

For all you Chrome browser fans out there we have some great news coming right from Google regarding the beta version. They've just updated Chrome Beta and added a few much needed features that users have been asking and begging for since it was originally released. That being password sync and even autofill.

Chrome for Android update adds background audio and more

By Robert Nelson
on 27 Feb, 2013

If you happen to have an Android device running Chrome, you may want to head over to the Play Store and grab this latest update. The update is for Chrome 25, specifically for version 25.0.1364.123 and it has brought some new features along with some notable improvements on existing features.

Chrome Beta for Android update arrives with bug fixes

By Robert Nelson
on 1 Feb, 2013

Google has released the latest Chrome Beta for Android app update. And while this one may not be quite as exciting as the previous update that added support for experimental features, it did bring a handful of bug fixes. Along with the details in terms of the fixes, Google has also offered an update in terms of the known issues. That being said, lets dive in with the more exciting of the two -- the fixes.