Google has opened up Chrome Experiments — the company's website that shows off new uses of emergent web technologies — to mobile devices, for access from your smartphone or tablet. With a heavy emphasis on HTML5 demos, the site also features creatives uses of SVG and WebGL, among others. The site works with any HTML5-compliant browser, with today's release no doubt tied to the announcement of the long-awaited Nexus 7 tablet. If you'd like to see Chrome Experiments in action for yourself, you can direct your phone or tablet over to the Chrome Experiments mobile site.
Google Chrome Experiments comes to mobile devices
Google has opened up Chrome Experiments, its online showcase demonstrating the utility of various web technologies, to smartphones and tablets.
Google has opened up Chrome Experiments, its online showcase demonstrating the utility of various web technologies, to smartphones and tablets.
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