2. Google Chrome Parks Brown

3. Google Chrome 1  Chrome is the largest web browser service in the entire world  Used in 45% of the web browser market, with over 750 million users each month.  First Released on September 2, 2008 to all Microsoft users, then on December 11, 2008 to the general public

4. History and Development

5. History and Devolopment 2  Third Parties- Network Security Services, NPAPI, Skia Graphic Engine, Mozilla’s Netscape Portable Engine, and SQ Lite.  Software- Blink and Gear  Blink Software- Used in the display of webpages  Gear software- Used in development of webpages  Google Chairman Eric Schmidt was originally skeptical about the development of such a browser.  Schmidt was convinced by Google Founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin.  Brin Worked with numberous third parties to develop the Chrome browser.

6. History and Development(cont.) 3  Within 3 months of chromes release to the general public, it had already gained about 1 percent of the global browser market.  On April 3, 2013 Chrome was released to all Android devices, and became their default browser.  Chromium- Google released Chromes source code to numerous third parties to help in its development of its operating systems.

7. Features

8. Security 4 Security Pros  Warns users when visiting a site that could be potentially harmful.  Prevents what happens in one tab from happening in another open tab.  Chrome pays people to try and crack their security, and find vulnerabilities. Security Cons  Criticized for not using a master password, to prevent unwanted access to users regular passwords

9. Privacy 5 Incognito mode- Prevents broser from tracker any user history, or cookies from websites visited. Chrome also allows for user tracking to be turned off manually. Chrome is a known supporter of the Do Not Track initiative, and put initiative in place during 2012.

10. Speed and Stability 6  JavaScript- Used by chrome has features such as code generation, and precise garbage collection.  Pre-rendering- Chrome uses pre-rendering meaning that when when users visit a webpage. Chrome starts to retrieve information about sites that that page links to.  Process Isolation- Allows one task being performed not to interfere with another.  Process Management- Allows users to see what websites are using the most memory, and downloading.

11. Versions of Chrome

12. Android 6 Google for Android was launched on February 7, 2012 Notable Feature- Bookmarks Synchronization, Page pre- rendering, and Hardware acceleration. Mobile Version- Missing features like safe browsing, and adobe flash player.

13. IOS 7 Chrome was released to the apple store on June 26, 2012. Supports the IPhone, IPad, and IPod Touch, as long as all have IOS version 6 installed. Although Safari is the default browser for IOS chrome is said to have 1.5% of the IOS market.

14. Google Chrome Experiments 8  Chrome Experiments is an online showroom of web browser based experiments, interactive programs, and artistic projects, launched in March 2009.  Over 500 experiments have been created to help Chrome create interactive experiences for its users.  Such experiments include 100,000 stars which is an interactive, 3D of the stellar universe.

15. References  1 http://www.google.com/chromehttp://www.google.com/chrome  2 http://www.google.com/chromehttp://www.google.com/chrome  3 http://www.google.com/chromehttp://www.google.com/chrome  4 http://www.informationweek.inhttp://www.informationweek.in  5 http://www.google.com/chromehttp://www.google.com/chrome  6 http://www.android.comhttp://www.android.com  7 http://www.apple.com/ioshttp://www.apple.com/ios  8 http://www.chromeexperiments.comhttp://www.chromeexperiments.com