Google Chrome & Docs For iOS Gets New Features

Apr 18, 2015

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Google has updated its Google Chrome web browser and Google Docs apps for iOS, bringing numerous performance enhancements and new features.Google has updated its Google Chrome web browser and Google Docs apps for iOS. The Chrome update brings Today widget that allows you to quickly open a new tab, start a voice search, and open a link copied from other apps right from Notification Center in iOS 8. Further, it also introduces a new gesture-based feature for easily refreshing, opening and closing tabs. This lets you pull down to refresh the current tab, pull down and swipe right to close the tab, or pull down and swipe left to open a new tab.

Google Chrome For iOS

The new version of Chrome also features support for app extensions, including those for the popular password management apps 1Password and LastPass (allowing you quickly log in to sites).

The Docs update brings numerous performance enhancements and adds new features including support for editing tables, tracking changes and comments in Word files. Users can now accept or reject suggested edits from the comment stream.

Google Docs For iOS

The updated Google Chrome web browser and Google Docs are both available on the App Store and are compatible with iPhone and iPad running iOS 7.0 and later.

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Chrome, Google, Google Docs, iOS

Amarnath Natarajan

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