Google Launches Google Chrome

On Tuesday Google launched it's latest project Google Chrome. Google Chrome is the newest browser to hit the market and comes to the plate ready to play ball. Rethinking the entire browser setup, Google has put together what they hope will be a whole new way of viewing the web and launching applications online.

Is it really all it's hyped up to be?
Some may say no, but there are a great deal of tech-heads that say yes, this is that and much more. Google has really thought about stability, privacy, and the future of websites. Not only can you drag the tabs and create new browser "windows", but you can finally see what services are being run by each tab, just like you can see what services on running on Windows.

Should I drop Firefox and IE?
Being that each browser has its own special quirks when viewing web pages and not everyone is going to switch over to Chrome, I don't think leaving IE and Firefox completely is a good idea. Google Chrome should be another tool used to surf the web. Some of the downsides to Chrome is that even though it has many new features that the others don't, it currently doesn't support all the old features from Firefox.

Where I can get Google Chrome?
As with most Google projects, they have a site dedicated to Chrome:
http://www.google.com/chrome

They have also put together a very well written, although long, comic book that explains all the things Chrome was built to do. After reading through the book it really helped clear up why Google decided to get into the browser industry.

Remember: It's not necessarily the silver bullet, but it may prove to be the start to a whole new way of surfing.

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