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Google’s new browser, Chrome, will make its way to Android, the company’s mobile phone operating system and software suite, as the co-founder Sergey Brin said recently. It’s a logical step and a common sence, I think.

A lot has been written about Google’s new web browser Chrome over the past few days. Given the central importance of the browser to user experience, the introduction of Chrome is one of the most interesting, exciting and ominous developments in Internet history.

News Analysis. Microsoft's Google Chrome problem may start on the PC but it ends on cell phones. Microsoft's competitive position is at best tenuous at a time when it needs tenaciousness.

Leave it to Google to take on industry incumbents with the goal of completely redefining the user experience. Google’s latest project, Chrome, is a web browser based on Apple’s open-source rendering engine Webkit. As a new web browser designed from the ground up to put the user experience in line with advanced features, Google’s Chrome is set to light up the web browser-stage.

If you didn’t see this coming, it might be time for a new pair of glasses. We know, we know - you’re as sick of reading about Chrome as we are. At the same time, the fact that Google is preparing to inject its own proprietary web browser into its mobile OS is pretty big news.

Here below the slideshare copy of my presentation titled “15 Tips To Create Value For Mobile” I presented at MobileMonday Amsterdam #7 on Value, including a short overview on the evolving mobile ecosytem.

Two days ago Google launched its new web browser, called Google Chrome. Quickly lots of people downloaded it to have a try and see how it worked. After some testing time I can say that it does run fast. With high probability, the reason is the new browser engine it uses, launching each website and tab like a new process and in a smart and easy way.

Displaying a level of sophistication far surpassing most typical spots on television, advertisements featuring dancers have taken on an almost cinematic quality and flair. One cannot help but witness Johnnie Walker’s “Human” spot and not fall prey to its sweeping beauty and lush landscapes.

Someday very soon, Google will have it's own planet, and if you wear a shirt with adSense on it, you'll be allowed to live there.  it will be a great place, full of magic, wonder and open source.  Until then, we will have to settle for Chrome and very soon Android with Chrome on it.

Google’s Brin says Chrome headed to Android, probably Posted by admin at September 4, 2008 As the root of our name implies, desktop browsers aren’t really our thing in Engadget-land. Still, we’re pretty sure that you’ve managed to learn about Google’