Google Unveils Chrome For iPhone And iPad


iOS: Google took the wraps off Chrome for the iPhone and iPad today. The iOS version includes the familiar omnibar that allows for instant searches, pre-fetches pages for faster viewing, and offers swipe gestures to manage and close tabs.

Hot on the heels of Chrome for Android coming out of beta yesterday, Chrome for iOS is great news for existing Chrome users. You can sync bookmarks, history, open tabs and even saved passwords for web pages with other instances of Chrome, including desktop and Android devices.

Chrome for iOS also supports incognito mode for private browsing. Both versions will be available in the iTunes App Store today.


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