It hasn't been that long since we first saw Google's web store --
mid-May, to be exact. An updated version is currently being showcased on stage at the Chrome event. The UI looks much more refined, and if you're itching to try some out yourself, it seems some of the web apps are already available, at least partially:
NPR,
The New York Times,
Amazon Windowshop. If you ask us, they feel a lot like iPad apps for browsers. Audio can run in the background even if you move to another tab. There's offline mode, too. App purchases are tied to your Google account, naturally. There's some gaming, but from what we've seen so far (
"you pop it!"), it's nothing you're gonna be focusing a lot of time on. We've been trying to access the web store, but it's currently hiding behind a "coming soon" redirect. Developing...
Google demos Chrome Web Store originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 07 Dec 2010 13:53:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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