Chrome, Google and iPhone
Stop Using Chrome On Your iPhone, Warns Apple—Millions Of Users Must Now Decide
There are only two mobile browsers that matter—Safari and Chrome. Between them they control 91% of the global market. There’s no Safari on Android, and so the only real head-t0-head battle for mobile users takes place on iPhone. And that battle has suddenly changed, with Google’s surprise new update targeting millions of users.
Google has announced some improvements for its Chrome browser on iOS and iPadOS, including enhanced visual search with text ...
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Google Maps Rolls Out Anticipated Update—But Only for iPhone UsersThe Google Maps navigation app has long offered customization options, and now iPhone users will have the chance to make ...
For instance, you can upload a picture of a t-shirt design you like into Lens and type the name of a color that you prefer ...
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Google rolls out 4 useful upgrades for Google Chrome on iOSIf you're using Google Chrome on your iPhone, you'll be interested in the four upgrades that have just been announced.
The European Union is going after Apple for potential geo-blocking practices involving iPhone apps and content in the region.
Apple and Google's top phones are enormous. But how do their specs compare? Let's take a close look.
THERE is a six-word Google search term that has been hijacked by cybercriminals to hack into your devices. It seems like a ...
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