Google Chrome for Android is set to receive a host of notable additions. The latest beta (version 30) of the browser features redesigned gesture controls: you can now switch tabs by swiping horizontally or vertically on the navigation bar. The change means you're less likely to accidentally change tabs during use, since the old gesture activated any time you pinched in from the side of the display. You'll also be able to play around with a few new tricks in web pages with the update. The beta includes support for accelerometer information so websites can know how your phone is situated, and there's also WebGL support for improved interactive graphics (compatible with devices that have similar or better specs to the Nexus 4). Experimental...
via The Verge - All Posts http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/22/4647900/chrome-30-beta-android-new-features-revealed
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