Chrome for Android to finally get a 64-bit variant and better performance
(Android Central)

The upgrade should improve both security and performance. What you need to know Google is finally making Chrome for Android 64-bit. The current Dev and Canary builds for Chrome 85 and 86 are both 64-bit apps. The upgrade is exclusive to Android 10 at the moment. In line with its guidance for Android developers to make 64-bit versions of their apps available for 64-bit devices — and the gradual phase-out of 32-bit apps on such devices — Google has now upgraded its browser to embrace the 64-bit architecture. The change should bring with it significant performance and security improvements. As Android Police reports, while the current stable and beta build for Chrome on Android (corresponding to Chome 83 and 84) are decidedly 32-bit apps, the Dev and Canary builds (Chrome 85 and 86, respectively) now sport the 64-bit architecture. Some Chrome Beta (version 84) users also report having the 64-bit variant; thus it seems like Google may be running A/B tests for the 64-bit upgrad...