Shiny Metal Objects — Google Chrome

Count on Google to invent yet another great prod­uct.  From the Search Engine to Gmail to Google Docs to Goog-411, the folks at Google con­tinue to make my life bet­ter.  Enter Chrome — the new web browser from Google.  Now those who know me, know that I am a loyal Fire­fox user.  I love the exten­sions, and the abil­ity to cus­tomize my brows­ing expe­ri­ence.  That said, Chrome is amaz­ing.  It screams.  The browser was designed from the ground up with the idea that the way peo­ple use the web has rad­i­cally changed in recent years.  Now, the web is more of a plat­form for what we do, and not just a col­lec­tion of sta­tic pages.   

Thus, Google Chrome is designed to man­age video, dynamic web pages, mul­ti­ple processes, and browser mem­ory much bet­ter than its coun­ter­parts.  The expe­ri­ence of using it is not­i­ca­bly bet­ter from the first instant. The only draw­back that I have encoun­tered to date is that it does not work on a Mac, and thus I had to dust off the PC to test drive the prod­uct.  Appar­ently they are work­ing on ver­sions for the Mac and for Linux.   I can’t wait until they do, because it is such a supe­rior prod­uct.  If you have a PC, you owe it to your­self to down­load it and take Chrome for a test drive.  

As some­one who spends an increas­ing amount of time uti­liz­ing the web as my pri­mary work­space, I look for­ward to mak­ing Chrome my browser of choice.   It is faster, more secure, more sta­ble, han­dles video bet­ter, man­ages online appli­ca­tions more eff­ciently, has a great inter­face, and is FAST.  

Oh, and another thing that makes Chrome cool.… Google used a comic book to help pro­mote its release.

 

Google Chrome

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