Chrome is being updated constantly without any distinctive version numbers. You can still see the build number and the browser’s permanent system component regularly checks Google for updates. This update check is automatic if you do not have any firewalls running, but if you do have one and you have gone through for some restrictions to Chrome’s Internet access then you can become aware of these regular checks.

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Google vice president Sundar Pichai said in a interview that Google’s one and only browser Chrome will be out of beta status in January, heating up the browser battle.

“We didn’t show ourselves much because the software was still in beta, but as soon as we are out of the beta, we will be blowing a tremendous marketing-advertising wind that you will be blown out of your mind,” said Pichai, giving more juicy news: “We will try to make deals with computer manufacturers to make computers with Chrome pre-installed on operating systems come onto the market.”. Pichai also said that they were working on Linux and MacOS versions of the browser.

As you know, Google has a habit of getting into an area after others and dominating it. And again as we know, that Internet Explorer having the 70 percent of the market is only because most of the computer users are using Windows not even knowing what they are doing and Internet Explorer coming bundled with it. Lets see what will happen while IE8 launch is already delayed.

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