Google Increase Internet Browsing With Chrome ‘Instant Pages’
- Posted by Jordan
- 15 June 2011
Online giants Google have today announced their latest effort at trying to improve user experience while using the internet, this time targeting the speed at which a website loads within the internet browser.
The creation of ‘Instant Pages’ is a move which has seen the search engine creators pre-load the website based on what they think is the most relevant site for your search, enabling you to see the information on the site quicker than ever before, highly optimised sites offering instant viewing.
The news that Google are looking to enhance user experience online is one in which will look to improve internet interaction, allowing viewers to be able to find information at lightning speed.
Google have said in their official blog that they are “obsessed with speed” and the video proof of what ‘Instant Pages’ has in store seems to depict that perfectly.
Within the video Google show two forms of search browser, both powered through Google Chrome but one with the ‘Instant Pages’ facility enabled and the other without, designed to show you the difference in page load speed.
The move to enhance the speed at which websites are displayed will be a huge step forward not only for Google but the entire internet using population, a development in the making that hopefully should be made available to all browsers within upcoming years.
Check out the Google Instant Pages video below and see for yourselves exactly how much of an improvement seems to have been made…
Tags: browser, google, google chrome, instant pages
