Google's Chrome browser coming to iOS devices
By The Week Staff | June 28, 2012
Rumor has it that the next iteration of the iPhone will see its screen grow from 3.5 inches to 4.6 inches.
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tarting Thursday, iPhone and iPad owners will be able to navigate the web using Google Chrome. The browser has all the usual trappings familiar to Safari users, including an incognito mode for trail-free browsing. But Chrome for iOS offers the ability to synchronize across all your other devices — including the desktop — to keep bookmarks, settings, and open tabs in sync. Expect it appear in the App Store later today.
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