This comes off as no surprise to me—Google co-founder Sergey Brin expects a Chrome mobile web browser for Google Android handsets in the future. Although the Google Chrome and the Google Android were developed by two separate teams, having one parent company makes this, for me at least, inevitable.

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A few hours earlier, Google Chrome, the search engine giant’s own web browser beta-launched. I downloaded the installer as soon as it was available, and have been using it for the last few hours. Check out my initial reactions and experiences thus far after the jump.

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Finally got a chance to download Google’s new Internet browser, Google Chrome. So much noise on the web about it, I thought I’d give it a whirl. Upon doing so, I noticed something familiar. Is it just me or does the Google Chrome logo look like a Pokemon ball? I tried to capture what came to mind with the image below:

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Don’t forget to tick the box where it says “Optional: Help make Chrome better by automatically sending usage statistics and crash reports to Google.”

Google unveiled a surprise product yesterday—the Google Chrome open-source web browser. And, in a move that’s quite Google-like, the world first knew of this browser through an online comic book. According to the Google blog, since the company employees were always working on a browser, it only seemed natural to work on one.

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