Google Chrome Beta for Android gets Update

January 29, 2015

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Google's hardworking Chrome team has officially completed Chrome 41 Beta and is prepping it for release. Within the next few hours, you should be able to update your version to Chrome 41.0.2272.34 via the Google Play Store.

The release is mostly bug fixes, and performance improvements, but the ability to refresh a page by swiping down from the top of the page is a clever and simple addition to improve your browsing experience. The new update may have some issues, so if you come across any, help us all out by filing a bug report. For more information about specific tweaks and changes, check out the Git log.

Go ahead and update your app, and leave a comment below to let us know how well it is (or isn't) working!

Source: Google Chrome Releases

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Alex is a student at Appalachian State University majoring in Computer Science. When he's not coding or tinkering with his tech devices, he enjoys exercise and playing music. He is currently trying to start many different businesses in hopes of making it big as an entrepreneur, from fixing and selling phones to crafting herbal teas. Alex's first smartphone was a Droid Bionic, and he's been rapidly jumping from device to device through the years. He also has a Nexus 7 (2012) as his small tablet of choice. Alex considers himself an avid Android Evangelist, converting Apple users to the superior operating system whenever he gets the chance.