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Get The Chrome Beta For Android 4.0 - Ice Cream Sandwich

Google Chrome team has already launched Chrome for Android Beta in February & this time we are here with a good news for you. It’s great to hear how so many of you love having the Chrome experience on your Android 4.0 phone or tablet. As consider he speed and simplicity factor of Chrome, now experience the same on your Android phone and tablet. Go through the detailed info at below.




You can browse very much faster on your Android smartphone or tablet, and bring your personalized Chrome experience with you anywhere you go. Chrome for Android is available, initially in Beta version.Chrome for Android Beta is available on phones and tablets & it is compatible with Android 4.0 - Ice Cream Sandwich. 

You can now request the desktop version of a website, in case you would rather not view the mobile version. You can now add bookmarks as shortcuts on your home screen, so you can get to your favorite sites faster. Choose your favorite apps to handle links opened in Chrome. You can now use Chrome with the system proxy configured in Android settings.




Features:
  • Browse fast with accelerated page loading, scrolling, and zooming.
  • Search and navigate directly from the omnibox.
  • Open and switch between unlimited tabs in an easy-to-view stack.
  • Sign in to Chrome to sync your bookmarks and view tabs you have open on your computer.
  • Browse privately in Incognito mode.
  • Send pages from desktop Chrome to your smartphone or tablet with one click and read them on the go, even if you’re offline.

Chrome for Android is available in the following countries:



Chrome for Android is available in the following languages:


If you haven’t already done with the installation, then you can install Chrome for Android Beta from Google Play on your Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) phone or tablet. As the application is still in Beta version, Chrome team is up to improve the Chrome app for Android. Download the Chrome Beta for Android 4.0 from Google Play.

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