Google launched their shiny new version of Chrome for iOS today, complete with syncing and many other features Chrome users on the desktop have been longing for. We dug into Chrome for iOS to see what all the hype was about, and upon first glance, it’s definitely an interesting experience. You can check out our full hands on video after the break.
Michael Steeber is a student who is obsessed with everything Apple. He enjoys making videos and runs the MSComputerVideos YouTube channel in his free time. You can follow him on Twitter as well.
5 responses to “Google Chrome For iOS Hands On [Video]”
I found it to be very slow. I mean VERY slow. Ill stick with safari for now, maybe Google will update n make it master….but at least Google Drive app is very nice.
Very slow! Zoom sucks also.
Im having problem to log into my google account, but everything else is working fine and i can even see my bookmarks which are on my PC :S
Trying it out now. It’s very nice indeed!
I don’t see any of the “slowness” others are reporting, if anything it is responding faster than Safari for me?! (iPhone 4S)
It looks and feels so smooth and gentle. I feel they have out-Apple’d, Apple.
Well done Google, good job. If only Chrome on Android worked this well!
Call me naysayer, but I’m not exactly impressed. The browser works well, but I fail to see what killer feature Mobile Chrome brings over Mobile Safari. Plus they both use the same engine (Apple Webkit) anyway…