Big news coming for Chrome on # Android : the next release of Google browser, the 52.x, will ensure users a lot of improvements in terms of performance and energy efficiency. Who uses the Big G operating system can then surf the Internet more quickly, without unduly burdening the battery life of your smartphone or tablet with OS robot.
Loading video much faster
one of the most interesting news is that relating to the loading of video content within Chrome for Android: “over a billion hours of video reproduced on Chrome every week on sites like Amazon, Facebook, New York Times, Netflix and YouTube, “write by Google. “A big part is related to mobile devices, and we want to make big your viewing experience.” From a practical standpoint, this means that the video will load faster and that their view will have less impact on the autonomy of your device. The change seems rather sharp judging by popular movie from Google, which shows a comparison between the current version of Chrome and 52.x; with the latter, uploading videos appears to be up to five times faster.
Ability to load more ‘light video’
Another very interesting aspect is the fact that the videos in HTML5 can also be played when you activate the ‘data management mode’. The latter is a function of Chrome for Android introduced in late 2015, which allows you to display a “light” version of a web page, an ideal solution when you have a slow connection available or when it is close to your monthly data traffic limit and you want to save megabytes. By upgrading your browser, when you will be in data management mode, to be loaded will be a compressed version of the video, lighter by 50%.
The new Chrome for Android Coming Soon
Google has not wanted to communicate a certain date for the start of the distribution of Chrome for Android , but apparently the new browser version is already in the process of rollout. Moreover, the same fate could also tap to 7.0 Nougat, the new version of the Big G operating system, which according to unofficial sources could be available as early as August 5.
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