For those who keep abreast of Google’s latest announcements you may be aware that a google comic book (Here) was released to the public yesterday outlining Googles new internet browser – Google Chrome.

While there are no screenshots yet Google Chrome is set to have a beta released today!

So why should you go for Google Chrome? Well the Google comic points out all the pros of Google Chrome, but in a rather technical sense, so I am going to cut things down and make it all just a little bit simpler for you!

First off, Google Chrome is not just your average web browser, it has been designed from the ground up to work with todays applications. To do this it runs every new object through a new process.  Oppose this to current browsers which run a single process for everything.

This gives three major benefits to you the internet browser.

Speed – Instead of things loading one at a time Google Chrome streamlines the downloading of webpages by assigning processes to each and every element

Stability – If something crashes, usually a java script, it normally closes every single window and tab you were browsing, with Google Chrome if you suffer a crash it will only crash that elements process, meaning only one tab/window will close!

Resources – In current browsers a single process picks up and manages a single block of memory in your system.  Slowly but surely as you close and open items this increases in size as fragments of data do not get removed from your system.  In Google Chrome because you are running several processes with several memory assignments your computer can easily clean up your memory every time you close a webpage.

Ontop of these groundbreaking advances in web browser technology Google Chrome continues with Google’s clean sharp and intuitive interface, making it my top choice for future web browsing!

If this wasn’t enough for you remember that Google Chrome will be 100% free, addon and modification friendly and it WILL be open source, so expect a huge number of addons to be released by the general public soon!