You already just sort of know, logically and instinctively, that Google’s got a ridiculous number of servers working for them. That doesn’t make it any less mind-boggling when visualized. Get ready for a lot of scrolling.

Of course, not all servers are created equal—so “more” is a problematic word here. And I’m betting this wouldn’t look quite so lopsided if big hitters like Microsoft, Yahoo, and Amazon were represented. Regardless, though, such a massive difference of scale is incredibly impressive, even if not entirely surprising.

Note: Contrary to the graphic’s description, iWeb is in fact a “worldwide provider of Internet hosting and IT infrastructure” based in Montreal, and not in any way affiliated with Apple. [Intac via Reddit; Data from Data Center Knowledge]

Google Chrome extensions have a one click installation directly in your browser and work instantly without the need to restart your application.  Google Chrome Mac and Linux both received extensions back in December, allowing users to customize their browser, personalizing what they see, and how they use it.

Google Chrome for Windows also added bookmark syncing for users with a Google account, allowing them to sync bookmarks to their account. Users with a Google account can sync their bookmarks on different computers.

To get the latest Google Chrome Version, Click on the tool icon right to the address bar, then choose About Google Chrome..

Version after update as of January the 26th 2010. => 4.0.249.78

After updating to the latest version, you should be able to add extensions. To do so, Click on the Tool next to the Address Bar and choose extensions.

Click on the browse the gallery link and choose whatever extension you’re looking for..