Google unveils their new browser;)
 

CALLED: CHROME

SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- Google Inc. is releasing its own Web browser in a long-anticipated move aimed at countering the dominance of Microsoft Corp.'s Internet Explorer and ensuring easy access to its market-leading search engine.

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/TECH/09/....ap/index.html

Already been posted. Still on the front page. :winkwink:

Already posted few times...

T-minus ohhhh about a week before someone exploits it and zombies a ton of machines.

interesting news

hmmm its really going through

You're a little late. Least you tried to post some interesting news though.

The service’s logo.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrom...hrome-logo.jpg

Screenshots of Google Chrome from the service’s frontpage.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrom...screenshot.jpg

The auto-completion of the so-called “omnibox” address bar.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/1.jpg

The homepage showing 9 thumbnailed pages to access, along with more pointers in the side-bar, to appear “[e]very time you open a new tab”, as Google says.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/2.jpg

This screenshot shows Google Calendar and a dialog reading “Create shortcuts in the following locations”, listing Desktop, Start Menu and Quick Launch Bar.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/calendar.jpg

Zooming in on the browser tabs.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/tabs.jpg

The Google Chrome task manager, e.g. to monitor if certain sites cause memory problems.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/5.jpg

A screen showing the “Google incognito” mode for allegedly more private browsing.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/6.jpg

Another auto-completion example.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/7.jpg

A star near the address input bar lets you bookmark a page, apparently.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/8.jpg

A look into the settings menu.
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/9.jpg

Google in their tour says with Chrome “you see your download’s status at the bottom of your current window.”
http://www.nation-x.com/google-chrome/10.jpg