Google has finally introduced the first ever version of Chrome for Android. However, the browser (a beta) is currently available only for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich phone or tablet. In other words, a beta version of Google’s desktop browser can be installed on any device that runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

After numerous reports of Android apps that are malicious and can destroy a user’s phone, Google is finally doing something about it.

Google rolled out a nice little update for Google Cloud Print support today. While mentioning a number of new features added to the service such as the ability to control printer access, save to Google Docs, and a new tablet-friendly UI for the management page, they also announced site owners can now add the print button element for smartphones and tablets to their sites.

Google keeps whittling down its projects, narrowing the focus of the company’s efforts behind Chief Executive Larry Page’s push to put “more wood behind fewer arrows.”The latest trimming will eliminate seven Google products: Bookmarks Lists, Friend Connect, Gears, Search Timeline, Wave, Knol and the ambitious project Renewable Energy Cheaper...