Google. A special collaboration between those from Mountain View and Microsoft was started to create something that some have been waiting for some time, the idea of the two companies being appreciated by all who learned about it. More precisely, Google and Microsoft are currently collaborating to launch a special version of the Google Chrome browser, which will also work on computers running Windows 10 based on some ARM processors.
Google. Those from Microsoft started for some time to prepare Windows 10 for ARM so that Google Chrome would be compatible, but the involvement of those from Mountain View was also needed for the project to be completed. Those from Qualcomm had already announced last month that Google Chrome for Windows 10 running on computers with RAM processors is currently in the development process both at Google and at Microsoft.
Google. SPECIAL Collaboration with Microsoft, Here's WHY
Google. Although Google Chrome was banned from the Microsoft Store last year because it violates the rules regarding the applications that can be published there, now the companies are collaborating with each other. Although Google and Microsoft are collaborating for this special version of Google Chrome, there is also a need for a change in the operating rules of the application store owned by those from Redmond, otherwise things will not work very well.
Windows 10 is catching up with all the other operating systems by offering better support for ARM processors, but this means third-party developers will also need to work on making their apps faster in the new ecosystem. Google now seems to have begun work on Google Chrome for Windows 10 on ARM, with a little help from an unexpected ally.
Google. Microsoft knows that Google Chrome is the most popular browser at the moment, and it knows that people will not use Microsoft Edge, no matter how good the computers with ARM processors are. RAM computers have a very big advantage in that they offer very good autonomy thanks to phone processors, the performances are starting to be better and better, and Google and Microsoft will offer more reasons to use them.
