
Chrome will be updated with version 03.154.9. Enhancements are improvements to the issues of security and of course the performance.
The main feature is to delete the bugs that potentially allow pages downloading a spoof address. Stability with the add-on third parties, such as Adobe Flash and Adobe Reader, is better.
Meanwhile, Gmail (Google) to add functionality of SMS via Gchat IM client that is integrated. This means you can send SMS messages via Gmail Chat, and at the same time linking a permanent phone number with your Gmail account. To activate this feature, you only need to visit the Labs tab in the Gmail settings and select it. As usual, this service is free.
Unfortunately, not even a day was launched, the SMS feature is drawn back by Google as a result of the bug. Google promised to re-activate within two weeks.
Here’s the message Google in their blog:
“Oh snap. Last night, we started rolling out a new feature to Gmail Labs that lets you send SMS text messages right from Gmail. It combines the best parts of IM and texting: you chat from your computer and reach your friends no matter where they are. Your friends who are away from their computers get your messages as texts and can peck out replies on their little keyboards. It was pretty cool for a few minutes last night when we were sitting around texting each other.
Then we found a glitch. When you’d try to turn it on, it wouldn’t fully enable. We thought about keeping it out there — bugs and all — but the experience wasn’t that great. So, in the spirit of Labs, we’ve pulled SMS chat back to fix it, and we’ll get it back out to you as soon as it’s ready — probably within 2 weeks, so stay tuned” .