Google Chrome - Chrome Experiments in V8 Javascript

Official Google Blog and Chrome Blog reports Chrome Experiments for us to play with and help improve the Google Chrome web browser.

Google 'Chrome Experiments Collection' video.

Google Chrome Channel Changer and Update Guide

Image via WikipediaGoogle Chrome has weekly and monthly builds namely the Beta and Dev channel where users can get early access to features that they can test out and help with the bug fixes or the project itself.

I recently tested out the latest Dev channel and there are some very noteworthy features to explore and play with.

For you to enjoy the latest updates, follow these simple steps as found at:
The Chromium Blog: Google Chrome Release Channels
Chromium Developer Documentation: Early Access Release Channels

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Matt Cutts on Preventing Virtual Blight

What is virtual blight and how do webmasters prevent it from happening?

If you missed the Web 2.0 summit, like I did, then you can checkout the YouTube video and Google Docs slides that Matt Cutts has done very nicely for us, a second time around,

See
Google Docs: Preventing Blight by Matt Cutts.
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Preventing Virtual Blight: my presentation from Web 2.0 Summit