It’s slowly, eventually taken over from Internet Explorer, over many, many years, and is now the number one web browser available across all devices and all platforms, and it represents some really exciting possibilities for the future of physical education, for the future of what you’re going to be able to do in your web browser, and I’m really excited to be able to talk about the things that are happening in the PE space, and sort of the attention that I’m putting into building stuff, specifically for Google Chrome, and more specifically the Google Chrome App Store. Now in today’s episode we’re gonna be diving right into, probably one of the most used tools that I use on a daily basis, and in fact probably all of you as well, and that is Google Chrome.Ġ1:43 JR: Now if you don’t understand what Google Chrome is, it is a web browser, and it is the world’s number one used web browser. So, yeah, a little interesting insight into the number 38 there.
Now, it may sound terribly uninteresting like that, but when the number is reversed, as in 83 and spelled out, the first and the last letter, is again the same, and there’s no other two-digit integer or two-digit number that is like that. It is the only number, well the only two-digit number that, when spelled out, “eg thirty eight”, has the same letters at the end and at the start of the letter. Now, a little fun fact about episode 38, or in fact I should say, a little fun fact about the number 38, is that there are actually 38 numbers on an American roulette table. 00:28 Jarrod Robinson: Hello everyone and welcome to episode 38 of the PE Geek Podcast, and as always, an absolute pleasure to be here.
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