Google Chrome 8.0 for Linux : new stable version, and sandboxing

The line of development of Chrome just to adopt Chrome version 8 within the channel of stable development. With it coming features like the integrated PDF reader -sandboxed- And support web application platform that Google is developing applications: Chrome Web Store.

Undoubtedly, in addition to critical bug fixes and not so critical of version 7 is a recommended update that will automatically

Install Chromium in Fedora 13

Chromium is open source project created by Google and community participation (within scope of Google Code) to substantiate basis for design and development of Chrome browser (along with its Chrome Frame).

In Fedora 13, default browser is Firefox, so for Chromium is available to install.

Precompiled rpm repositories exist with version of Chrome with whom we can.

So just follow

Flock 3 Beta drops Firefox, switches to Chromium

Flock is an award winning multi-platform browser recognized by integrating services from multiple sites "social" as MySpace, Facebook, Blogger, Digg, Flickr, GMail, YouTube and Twitter directly into your user interface. Until its last version 2.6 was based on Firefox, but with announcement of first beta of its next version 3 also revealed that from now on will be based on Chromium, the open

Chrome / Chromium | Extension and Theme FIFA.com South Africa 2010

FIFA.com Chrome Extension enables us to keep updated with live results and statistics of all FIFA.com and  2010 World Cup.
Features
Live Scores (you can customize the equipment you want to go)
News
Schedule of matches
Standings
Share events on FB, Twitter and / or Buzz
There are more than 32 custom themes to dress your browser (Chrome / Chromium) for your favorite football team