December 8th, 2009, 7:44PM in Technology by Marc LequimeView Comments
Google today released their Google Chrome web browser to the Macintosh and Linux platforms. Each are missing some features, but it’s better than nothing.
Google have released their famous Web browser, Google Chrome, to the Macintosh and Linux platforms. While they’ve released it, it’s only in beta stage and still lacks some critical features -
but we’re sure these features will be slammed in at a later time.
So what’s it like? It rivals Safari Mac in graphical capability, and it rivals Firefox in speed (and soon maybe extensions). The Linux version is also impressive.
Find out more at http://www.google.com/chrome
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Marc Lequime is an aspiring tech blogger, web entrepreneur, web designer and student. He lives for his work and puts 100% effort into everything he can. Previously running the HashPixel forums network, he now runs and owns TekCube.
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Marc has been writing for blogs for over three years, and has been running TekCube for over a year.
