As thousands of Mac fans and developers gather in San Francisco for this week's Macworld conference, we're particularly delighted to announce a new beta release of Chrome for Mac. Today's release includes some of our most requested features from the Mac community, including extensions and bookmark sync.
You can read more about these features on the Google Chrome blog, or you can try it out directly by downloading the Google Chrome Beta for Mac. If you're already using Chrome, you should be automatically updated to the new beta within the next day.
Downloading Google Chrome will give your mouse pointer a new reason to get excited:
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- This week in search 2/28/10
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- A meeting of the minds: Google's 2010 EMEA Faculty...
- Serious threat to the web in Italy
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- This week in search 2/21/10
- Google Apps highlights – 2/19/2010
- Google Voice, explained
- What to expect at Google I/O 2010
- A picture's worth a thousand (translated) words
- Seven million students have gone Google...and we'r...
- This week in search 2/14/10
- Google acquires Aardvark
- Simple wedding planning with Google Docs
- Bringing extensions to Google Chrome for Mac
- Think big with a gig: Our experimental fiber network
- Safety Mode: giving you more control on YouTube
- Introducing Google Buzz
- Vancouver forecast: light winds, unlimited visibility
- Our approach to maximizing advertising revenue for...
- 2010 Super Bowl: Some search touchdowns
- Love and the Super Bowl
- This week in search 2/5/10
- Google Apps highlights – 2/5/2010
- Google-inspired designer collections
- Doodle 4 Google — Tell us what you would do if you...
- A recent improvement for Arabic searches
- Announcing Google's Focused Research Awards
- Wrapping up our Free Holiday WiFi program
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