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September 01, 2008

Google Chrome - A New Browser

Dlpage_lgTaking aim at Microsoft, on Tuesday Sept, 2nd Google will formally announce an open source web browser to compete with Internet Explorer and Firefox.

Screenshot_24Google announced that the beta version of the browser, called Google Chrome, will launch in 100 countries. Initially Google Chrome will be available for Windows users as part of a test-run to "start the broader discussion," Versions for Mac and Linux OSs are expected.

The news leaked out on Monday ahead of the official announcement.
A 38-page, online comic book that provided details about Chrome hit the blogosphere Monday morning, because Google had "hit 'send' a bit early".

According to Information Week, Google Chrome's debut answers a 16-month mystery: Why did Google buy GreenBorder Technologies?

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