Google launches own Browser called "CHROME"

Google launches its own browser to compete with Microsoft.

Google recognized that the war is not only on the search engine, but that browsers control in the end a large percentage of the enduser's behavor, when it comes to which search engine does the end user use. The default settings in a browser on the search box and on the start page gives Google no choice, but to do this strategic move.
The browser will be available to download as of today and here is a first screenshot.

Google knows how to lure users with the seeming simplicity of its products, even though there’s a great deal of complexity going on behind the scenes. Microsoft often makes products that seem to create more work than they should for users.
That dichotomy is evident in the companies’ Web browsers — Google’s new Chrome and Microsoft’s Windows Internet Explorer 8, both out in beta, or test, versions. (Msnbc.com is a Microsoft-NBC Universal joint venture.)
Chrome shines in its simplicity, while IE 8 brings some better functionality to an existing product.