Google Launches Unified Messaging App for iOS, Android and Chrome

hangoutsAt Google I/O today, Google launched a new unified messaging App for iOS, Android and Chrome dubbed “Hangouts”. Hangouts is now a standalone application instead of simply being a feature of Google+ and as Google describes it – “conversations which last” and “with people that you love.” Just like any other messaging App, you will find all your friends with whom you can chat, share photos, emoji and voice calls for free. Read More

How to – Make Google Chrome Default Browser on iOS (JAILBREAK)

Google officially released Google Chrome yesterday on the App Store and in many ways, the new browser is better than all third party browsers and even Apple’s very own Safari. Here is how you can make Google Chrome the default browser on your jailbroken iOS device. To do so, you will have to install BrowserChooser from Cydia. Read More

Chrome Coming to iOS Today

At Day 2 of Google I/O, Google announced that Chrome will be making its way to the App Store for iPhone and iPad users today. Sporting the same clean UI, incognito mode, tab view and more, Google Chrome will be finally launching on iOS making the browsing experience seamless. Google also at the keynote announced that it will be bringing Google Drive to iOS for which over 10M+ users have signed up already. You can also sync all your bookmarks and other information now with Chrome on iOS. Read More

Google Chrome Coming to iOS Soon

Google Chrome on AndroidFor the moment, Google Chrome is arguably the best internet browser for Macs and Windows computers, and now, according to a report by an analyst, you may be able to carry Chrome around in your pocket if you are an iOS device owner. That’s right, Google Chrome is apparently coming to iOS for the iPhone, iPod touch, and the iPad. Read More

iChromy Brings Google Chrome to iPad

iChromy is a new free web browser from Diigo that aims to bring Google’s fast Chrome to the iPad. Although Google does not have any plans to port its popular browser to the hottest tabet of the generation, iChromy does a pretty good job of resembling Google Chrome. The browser features the same “Tabs on Top” look sported by Chrome, and also features an Omnibox which lets you search for items by simply typing it in the URL box. Read More