Chrome is an unknown little application made by Google -an insignificant technology company- that help us to browse World Wide Web. Currently Chrome runs in a small number of Personal Computers and Mobile Phones, in some Tablet devices and in a few TVs.
Well I wasn’t completely honest, but you already know that, don’t you? 🙂
What you might don’t know is how fast you can set up an application to the Chrome Web Store and make your Webpage easily discoverable by people.
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