Google wants to grow its web browser market share among iPhone users. Apple isn't just going to let that happen.

As part of Apple's plan to keep iPhone users 'glued' to Safari, it has highlighted two critical privacy issues riddling ...

Chrome to iPhone only works with URLs, and you have to manually launch a desktop shortcut to access the URL you were sent. That said, it's still simple, convenient, and clever.

Google is finally giving Chrome for iOS the speed and reliability improvements that users have wanted for a long, long time. Today the company is overhauling its mobile browser for iPhone and iPad ...

Is Chrome you preferred browser of choice? Well, if it is, here are some useful tips and tricks for Chrome on iOS to get the most out of your browser.

Google has announced Chrome for iOS. iPhone and iPad will both be supported, with each platform picking up what looks like an almost exact clone of Chrome for Android. With Google's extensive sync ...

Visually, Chrome on iOS is pretty different from the Android version. That disparity continues to grow today with the new ability to move the Chrome address bar on iPhone to the bottom of your screen.

Chrome's arrival on iOS comes, thankfully, jam-packed with features. Performance, too, is quite good, aside from a few hiccups, which are to be expected from a brand new app.

The password autofilling feature should help make Chrome more useful on the iPhone. While Chrome is the most widely used browser on Windows desktops, the iOS version of Chrome has a user rating of ...

Chrome on iPhone is getting a bottom address bar like Safari. Two years after Safari, Google's browser is getting an option to put the Omnibox on the bottom. By Jason Cross.

To put Chrome in the iPhone’s dock, you may need to make room for it by moving another app’s icon first. In the dock, just press and hold your finger on the app you want to move until it ...