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Google releases Chrome 37 beta for Android

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By Alan Friedman

Updated: Jul 24, 2014, 4:45 PM

Google releases Chrome 37 beta for Android

Google has released the beta version of Chrome 37 for Android. The browser should be available from the Google Play Store later today. Chrome 37 beta includes the Material Design updates, a simplified sign-in, plenty of bug fixes and performance improvements. Even if you're sporting the current version of Chrome browser for your Android device, you can download the beta version of Chrome 37.

This will be the version of Chrome Browser that will be ushering you through the beginning of the Android L era. However, unless you're running the developer preview version of Android L, you will not see tabs come on the screen as cards. There will be time for that later once Android L is released.

If you decided to give the Chrome 37 beta a try, let us know what you think of it by dropping your comments in the box below.

source: Chrome37beta via AndroidCentral

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