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Google Chrome Browser – Maybe It’s Time To Switch

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PCWorld: Google Chrome Browser – Maybe It’s Time To Switch

Does it matter which Web browser you use? Google’s Chrome keeps gaining market share because it’s fast and constantly evolving. The new version ups the ante in the browser wars.

“Google has launched version 9 of its Chrome browser, which features Chrome Instant search, a speed enhancer that loads Web pages as you type a URL. Other notable upgrades include WebGL support for hardware-accelerated 3D graphics, as well as access to Google’s new Chrome Web Store.

Chrome users don’t have to do anything to upgrade to version 9, which downloads and installs automatically. You’ll see this message when the upgrade is complete, and Chrome needs to restart…”

Small Business Computing Staff
Small Business Computing Staff
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