Google Chrome may soon drop support for older iPhones and iPads, including iPhone X, as the next version requires iOS 17.

the advice for iPhone users to opt for Safari is arguably simpler until Chrome’s settings change. ForbesSamsung’s Android Update—Buying A Pixel Or iPhone Gets HarderBy Zak Doffman If you do ...

MacObserver reports that Google is testing a new feature that would allow iOS users to employ multiple profiles inside the Chrome ... the default on iPhone and iPad You can change your iPhone's ...

He spent over 15 years in IT support before joining ... Lens image and text search. Chrome for iOS could already use Google Lens to search for a picture on your iPhone or one taken from the ...

Google has begun the process of bringing Chrome ... of support for Apple to loosen its restrictions on the App Store and on browsers. By porting Blink to iOS now, before such a change occurs ...

Google Chrome users on the iPhone can now opt to move the Chrome address bar to the bottom of the ‌iPhone‌'s display, mirroring a design change that Apple implemented in Safari last year.

If you own an iPhone and want to change the default apps, now you can do so. Gone are the times when you couldn't and were limited to the apps that Apple wanted you to use, especially the Safari ...