Net Applications has released their browser statistics for November 2010 and its no surprise that Google Chrome’s market share is increasing.

Google Chrome is fast approaching the 10% mark slowly stealing up valuable market share from Firefox that owns 22.76% of the browser market. All thing are not peachy for Internet Explorer either, with the browser from Microsoft losing market share fast down from 62% at the start of the year to 58% last month, despite Internet Explorer 9 that was just released.

Apple’s Safari browser is sitting at the number 4 spot having a 5.57% market share, up more than 1% since the beginning of the year, this could be due to the release of the new iPad. Opera is taking the number 5 spot with a 2.27% market share, a fraction of a percentage down from earlier this year.

What is you preferred browser?

Earlier this year Google announced Google Latitude, a service that lets you and your friends share your locations with each other. You control who gets to see your location and where on the map you appear to others. Today, Google is releasing Google Latitude for iPhone and iPod touch, available in the Safari browser.

Visit google.com/latitude from your device to start using Latitude. Add a bookmark to your home screen to quickly launch Latitude. Just open Latitude in Safari and tap the + icon > Add to Home Screen > Add. For more details, check out the Google Mobile Blog.