Last week, Microsoft made a pretty surprising announcement. The company revealed that it would bring its Edge browser to iOS and Android , making it easier for existing Edge users (and possible converts) to take their browsing history, bookmarks, and other data with them. Now the beta app is available for download from the Play Store. As mentioned in our previous coverage, the mobile ports of Edge do not use Microsoft's own EdgeHTML engine to load pages. The iOS version uses Safari's engine (as is required of all third-party browsers on iOS) and the Android version uses Chrome's Blink engine. As such, performance should be similar to Chrome under more circumstances. In my limited testing, it seemed like Edge was marginally faster than Chrome, but your mileage may vary. Also, keep in mind that this is in beta, and things may change as development progresses. So how is the browser itself? Well, it feels like a mix of desktop Edge and mobile Chrome. The star...