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NEW DELHI: Tech giant Google has announced that it will adjust the update release cycle for its Chrome OS later this year. The company revealed that it will launch a new version every four weeks. Marina Kazatcker, head of the TPM for the release of Chrome OS, said in a blog post: “To deliver new features faster to consumers, while continuing to prioritize the key pillars of security, stability, speed and simplicity. of Chrome OS, Chrome OS will switch to a stable channel starting with M96 in Q4. ” Google also adds that it plans to introduce a new update channel with a 6-month interval for its business and educational users who wish to be part of the rapid release cycle. “To deliver new features faster to consumers, while continuing to prioritize the key pillars of Chrome OS security, stability, speed and simplicity, Chrome OS will move to a stable 4-week channel starting with M96 in the fourth quarter.” Kazatcker added. Recently, Google rolled out an update for its Chrome web browser. With this latest update, the company rolled out a fix for a number of security flaws. One of these security holes that the company has fixed is called a zero-day vulnerability. The threat is known to be exploited by malicious actors. The bugs affect the Windows, macOS, and Linux versions of the browser. According to a report by Android Police, with the release of the latest update, Google has fixed the security flaws in its Chrome browser for Android devices and desktop computers.
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