Google recently released Chrome, their new, ultra fast, super secure, sparse but not too sparse, feature rich, but not too feature rich browser. (Sorry, Windows only for now).
As a marketing ploy to inform the world of what Chrome is and why they made it, they included a little cartoon booklet. Unfortunately, and much to the embarrassment (or chagrin) of the Google brass (not to be confused with chrome), the cartoon also inadvertently exposed some previously unknown secrets of the company's super secret and super secure (at least until now) hardware architecture.
A company spokesman declined to comment but the tech community is swirling and abuzz over the leak.
As of this writing, Google has not yet pulled the cartoon.
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