Google Chrome is Google's web browser, and it's the most-used browser in the world. You can download it for iPhone and iPad as an alternative to Safari. Here's everything you need to know.
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Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between.
Google has announced that Chrome for iOS will join the Chromium open source browser project, alongside the desktop and Android versions of the browser.
Google has pushed an update to its Chrome browser for iPhone and iPad, making it nearly 70 percent more stable as well as much faster. You can grab the latest update from the App Store now.
Google has launched a new Chrome web browser experiment that can turn your smartphone into a lightsaber. The promotion for the upcoming movie Star Wars: The Force Awakens is called Lightsaber Escape and lets gamers put that lightsaber to use as the main PC browser turns into an on-rails game where you must fight off First Order stormtroopers.
Google has announced it will end support for its Chrome browser for OS X 10.6, 10.7 and 10.8 in April 2016. This means that the browser will no longer offer security or other updates for those platforms in that timeframe.
Google's Chrome browser has been updated to add support for new iPad multitasking features on iOS 9, including Slide Over, Split View, and picture-in-picture video.
There have been numerous reports, including our own anecdotal ones, about how much better Safari is than Chrome when it comes to battery life on MacBooks. Here's another.