Google has now created the Google Chrome browser for Android. The app that Android has been using up until now was simply called “Browser,” an open-source based browser that was decent. For a certain number of people, the Google Chrome browser is now available on Android devices.

Aaron Wall of SEO Book has written a blog post about how a simple search for “This post is sponsored by Google” returns over 400 pages of results as part of a marketing campaign for the Google Chrome browser. This is surprising because Google has discouraged bloggers to be “influenced” to write about specific services or products. My guess is that Google hired a PR company to market Google Chrome and may not have been aware that these bloggers were being paid to promote Chrome.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has updated the Google Chrome browser to support multiple profiles. Google has been testing this feature for quite a while now, but now it has been added to the latest stable Chrome build.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has something to be proud of. Google Chrome is now the number two most used browser in the world and security research company Accuvant named Chrome the most secure browser out of the top three.

Mozilla Firefox has been rapidly losing market share ever since Google released a browser called Chrome. Mozilla has also lost a lot of their enterprise customers. On top of that, Google’s contact with Mozilla is expiring. Google supplied Mozilla with 84% of their revenue.

Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has bought Apture, a company that has designed a browser plug-in that adds contextual information to websites for publishers. The financial details were undisclosed. Google said that they were interested in Apture’s product, the team, and the partnerships.

Below are some of the biggest viral videos from the past week. They include the Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop Trailer, Obama’s Car Gets Stuck, Puppy To Adult In 40 Seconds, Shark Eats Shark, Lady Gaga Chrome Ad, and a Sonic Flipbook. Check out the videos below (note: refresh the browser if the videos do not load)

Google has announced a huge milestone. They have hit 160 million Google Chrome browser users. In the last year, Google’s user base “more than doubled.” About a year ago they had 70 million users. Every time that Google Chrome releases an update, they increase speed and security. [TechCrunch]