A new and improved Google Chrome on mobile is rolling out now dubbed Chrome 64, this update brings with it some tweaks and changes including a much stronger pop-up blocker. Android is getting a head start on the stable release of Chrome's latest update with the rollout slated at a later date for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Instead of an immediate navigation to the page, Chrome will show users a native UI wherein they could decide whether or not to follow the redirect. During the latest CES and Google's I/O Developer Conference, it was announced that new features would be coming to ChromeOS to have working across devices much easier. It was recently announced in their Official Blog that those features will now start rolling out to Chromebooks for users with Chrome OS 103. Recent Photos on Phone Hub Google announced Phone Hub last year, a built-in control center on Chromebooks to help you respond to texts, check your battery, turn on tethering, and more. After taking the picture with your Android phone, it will appear under Phone Hub on your Chromebook. Nearby Share Nearby Share has been out for quite some time now but Google has added Sharing Wi-Fi between Chromebooks and Android devices via Nearby Share available. Read more in our articles including "Google releases Chrome 64 on Android, improves built-in pop-up blocker" and "Google updates Chrome OS to better integrate with other devices".
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Oct 19, 2012A new and improved Google Chrome on mobile is rolling out now dubbed Chrome 64, this update brings with it some tweaks and changes including a much stronger pop-up blocker. Android is getting a head start on the stable release of Chrome's latest update with the rollout slated at a later date for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Instead of an immediate navigation to the page, Chrome will show users a native UI wherein they could decide whether or not to follow the redirect. During the latest CES and Google's I/O Developer Conference, it was announced that new features would be coming to ChromeOS to have working across devices much easier. It was recently announced in their Official Blog that those features will now start rolling out to Chromebooks for users with Chrome OS 103.
Our coverage of chrome 64 includes: "Google releases Chrome 64 on Android, improves built-in pop-up blocker"; "Google updates Chrome OS to better integrate with other devices"; "Chrome on iOS gets improved protection against phishing and malware". Each article provides unique insights and information.