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A quick walkthrough of Google Chrome for iOS.
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hey everyone this is Michael with Cult
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of Mac here and today we have a look at
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Google Chrome for iOS now this just
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launched in the iTunes app store and
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basically it's just like Chrome on the
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desktop at least as much as it can be on
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a mobile device so you can see here we
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can just sign in with our Google account
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and everything will start to syn over we
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press sign in here and it's going to ask
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for our push notifications we can hit
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okay and now we can see we have Chrome
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here
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and it allows us to do a couple
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different things we can take a tour so
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if we press take a tour it'll launch a
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web page and it gives you different tips
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for Chrome which you can slide through
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like this and let's just go to the end
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here it says ready search to type a URL
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or start browsing so it's pretty simple
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operation so in Chrome here we get the
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option to do a couple different things
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we can press this button here and we can
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do a new tab a new incognito tab we can
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look at our bookmarks other devices
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email finding page request desktop site
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settings or help so for example if we go
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to other devices we can see that on my
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iMac I have Google homepage open and I
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can open that up and everything syns
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across devices similar to how Safari
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works in iOS 6 we also have the option
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of course to open up a new tab with a
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new tab you have a couple different
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options first of all you can see across
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devices you can look at your mobile
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bookmarks or you can look at most
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visited similar to how Chrome and the
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desktop works of course we can also open
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a new incognito tab and that kind of
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gives the the UI a different color and
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you can see that now nothing will appear
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in history as far as settings go we have
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a few options it shows you know your
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Chrome account search engine you can
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save your passwords voice search clear
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browsing data and all your different
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standard stuff you'd expect to see in
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Chrome you also can open up your tabs
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like this and you can look at your
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Incognito tabs this way and then if you
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slide over you can see all your regular
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tabs and you can slide through these
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just like this so this is quite a bit
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different than what Safari offers and
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for example we can select the welcome
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Tab and then we can bring it out and
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then go back to the Google tab if we
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want and it's quite a bit faster to run
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than Safari is now if we look at Chrome
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on the iPad it's quite a bit different
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it looks a lot more like Chrome does on
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the desktop you have your tabs up on the
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top right here and to launch a new tab
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you press this button just like you
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normally would and down on the bottom
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you have you know most visited bookmarks
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and other devices now you don't have uh
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different plugins and uh web apps and
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different extensions like you do on the
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desktop but that's to be Ed as this is
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mobile so now here you can see that I
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have it on my iPhone and my iMac and I
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can select you a tab from whatever
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device I want to if I want to do a voice
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search I can search right up here with
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there's a little microphone button
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Chrome for
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iOS now it says Chrome for Iowa and I'm
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a little bit far away from the
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microphone but you can get the idea of
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how it works now I also have a menu
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right here just like I do in the iPhone
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version where I can select a new tab new
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incognito tab bookmarks and things like
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that so that's a look at Chrome for iOS
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uh it seems pretty nice it seems pretty
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fast although it's not as fast as Safari
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because it cannot use the nitro engine
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that Safari gets uh but it's pretty
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decent and there's the first look this
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is Michael with culac thank you for
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