Users running Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich" on smartphones and tablets can unify their mobile and desktop browsing experience with Chrome by signing in on each device and being able to view the same open tabs and synch bookmarks.
Autocomplete also works across both versions of Chrome so if users search for a phrase on their PC it will suggest that phrase when typing into the Chrome bar on their mobile devices.
Google claims that Chrome for Android focuses on “speed and simplicity” with a new tab management interface that it describes as “holding a deck of cards in the palm of your hands, each one a new window to the web.”
Chrome for Android also supports private browsing and automatically zooms in on links to make them easily clickable.
Chrome is now available in beta from the Android Market in select countries and languages. Google hasn’t confirmed whether it plans to bring its browser to previous versions of its operating system.
