Google releases Chrome browser for Intel-powered Motorola Razr I

Alastair Stevenson
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Browser gets tweaked to improve performance on niche Android chips

Google has released an updated version of its Chrome mobile web browser for Android, optimised to work on Motorola's Intel-powered Razr I smartphone. The new version of Google Chrome is availabl...

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