Google Chrome stable channel has been updated today with stability improvements and a new version of Adobe Flash.
Chrome for iOS is the latest platform to get version 26, with support for full screen browsing and support for cloud printing.
Earlier this week Google unveiled Blink, a new browser engine for Chrome. Plenty of questions arose around what this means for web developers and Chrome users. Google's Chrome team hosted a Hangout answering some of those questions.
Following on from last week's Chrome for desktop update to version 26, Chrome for Android receives the latest update. This release includes new syncing options and performance improvements.
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Google has just released the latest stable update to Chrome, version 26, adding in spell checker improvements, desktop shortcuts for multiple users profiles and support for Asynchronous DNS resolver.
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