Good news for Google's OS customers who like using Chrome as their default browser, because it has now made an appearance (along with other features) on the Android Market.

The search giant's strategy is very simple: although it is still in the beta version, users can download it so that Google can see whether or not it is successful, and requires an official release.

The mobile version (available to use on smartphones or tablet computers) has very similar features to the desktop version, and will be compatible with the newer versions of Android OS, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or more.

The tab features are almost the same like the regular Chrome and have been designed specifically to fit smaller mobile screens.

The additional features will include Link Preview, which can make browsing on the small screen a bliss. This functionality will allow zooming in on a prospective link in order for the user to know that it is the correct one or not without clicking it first.

Another great feature is that users will be able to sync their Chrome bookmarks to make them available on every handset or device.

It is available on the UK's Android Market.