Google announces Chrome for iPhone and iPad, available today

The only downside to this, it can’t be set as default.

Browser stats for March 2012, iOS users dominate mobile browsing.

Ars Technica

Ars Technica:

In mobile, iOS users continue to outnumber Android users, with the surprising implication that Android users don’t actually use the Web very much on their smartphones.

Do Android users know they have a browser on their phones?

Safari Security Settings (Video)

By Macmost

Firefox Introduces a Simpler Update Process and More Than 85 Improvements to Developer Tools

The biggest difference is that it now follows the trend stablished by Chrome of updating silently in the background. It used to be my favorite browser, but it is not keeping up with the rest. Anyway, if you want it, it’s available for Windows, Mac or Linux [Link].