Google releases Chrome for iOS
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Chrome allows tab and bookmark syncing with the use of a Google ID
Chrome for iOS also features address bar search
Tabbed browsing makes an appearance in Chrome for iOS
Chrome allows tab and bookmark syncing with the use of a Google ID
Chrome's Incognito mode works just like its desktop versions
New tabs contain thumbnails of most-visited web pages in Chrome
Chrome running on the iPhone
Chrome running on the iPhone
Chrome running on the iPhone
Chrome running on the iPhone
Chrome running on the iPhone
Chrome running on the iPhone
Google has released its Chrome web browser for iOS devices
Article Summary
It has been a busy week for Google, but alongside the unveiling of the Nexus 7 tablet, Nexus Q streaming media player and Project Glass, the search giant still found time in its diary to release Chrome for iOS, bringing features such as Incognito and tab syncing across devices to owners of the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch running iOS 4.3 or later.
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