The new version includes features supporting HTML5 (an alternative to Flash for video among other things) and better support for syncing, while maintaining its speed advantage over competing browsers.
"It took a year, but the long-awaited stable version of Chrome for Mac and Linux is here. Google has upgraded the stable branch of the browser to version 5, which includes several HTML5-based features and broad support for syncing, and which also maintains the blazing page-render speeds that the browser is known for. Take a tour in this First Look video, and download Chrome 5 stable for Windows, Mac, and Linux." [Includes link to video.]
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