Google recently launched the beta version of Google Chrome, 5 the next iteration of the Web browser search giant. New features include HTML 5 specification as geolocation and drag the file-and-drop, capacity expansion timing clouds, integration Flash and JavaScript engine speed increases.

Google introduced Chrome bookmark sync for the last year, which allows you to store your bookmarks in Chrome cloud and access them from any computer running Chrome. The latest beta version of Chrome expands the synchronization capabilities of the browser to include synchronization for visual themes, home page and startup parameters, the parameters of Web content, and language.

To begin synchronizing expanded beta of Chrome, click the key icon at the far right corner of your browser and select “Set Up Sync. Just log into your Google account through the pop-up window that appears, Chrome and save all your settings to your Google Docs account.

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Chrome Incognito Mode allows you to surf the web without saving your browsing or search history and blocks cookies from the website. Incognito mode but also prevents any of your extensions to run Chrome in Incognito window. Chrome beta 5 now allows you to use your extensions in incognito mode, but you’ll have to reactivate them.

The programming standard for Web pages may not be officially ready yet, but this has not prevented Google from implementing some of its exciting new features. Google Chrome Beta 5 introduces file drag and drop capabilities, location-based (as functions of Google MyLocation), and caching of offline application (Google Gears replacement). The new beta version of Chrome has also taken Web, making it easier and faster for web based applications to communicate with their host servers.

Just open Chrome beta 5 and start watching online videos from YouTube, Hulu, and Megavideo. Google says Chrome will integrate with Flash safer for users, and all updates will be delivered via Flash Player function automatic update of Chrome.

Google says Google Chrome 5 beta improves the speed of the browser’s JavaScript engine as measured by the SunSpider JavaScript benchmarks and V8. JavaScript is a programming language used to build interactive Web pages and Web applications. Browser makers usually focus on improving the JavaScript rendering speeds to improve browser performance.