Chrome For Android Is Out Of Beta, Brings The Usual Performance And Stability Fixes

By Ron Amadeo

Published Jun 27, 2012

As if the endless torrent of news out of I/O wasn't enough, Google has decided to push out updates for just about every Android app today, too. Chrome

As if the endless torrent of news out of I/O wasn't enough, Google has decided to push out updates for just about every Android app today, too.

Chrome For Android got a bump to 18.0.1025123. The biggest change of which is the dropping of the "Beta" tag. Here's the full "What's New" from their blog post:

This update picks up important stability and performance fixes since the last Beta, along with some minor UI adjustments, especially for tablets.

If for some reason you don't have Chrome already, you can grab yourself a copy from the Play Store, right here.

Source: Google Chrome Releases

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