The BYOD trend has been a popular way for people to use their own devices at work. But the practice often blurs the line between personal and professional, triggering security risks and other issues.

Google Chrome users on the iPhone can now opt to move the Chrome address bar to the bottom of the ‌iPhone‌'s display, mirroring a design change that Apple implemented in Safari last year. Chrome for ...

Google is rolling out a few new features for Chrome on iOS, the company announced on Tuesday. Most notably, Google Chrome on iOS now lets you search using images and text at the same time. While you ...

How to take control of your desktop from your Apple device. Signage for Google Inc.'s web browser Chrome is displayed at the Google I/O conference in San Francisco, California, June 28, 2012. — - ...

Google today announced several new features for the Chrome browser that's available on the iPhone and the iPad, with the new additions aimed at providing users with more intuitive ways for finding ...

Google Lens in the Chrome app on iOS and iPadOS now supports including text descriptions when searching with images. The update also lets users save web files to Google Drive and Photos directly and ...

Google Chrome is already the best third-party web browser on iOS, and with every update, it gets even better. The next will bring a Safari-like Reading List feature that lets you save web pages for ...

Google Chrome’s desktop edition is built on top of Google’s Chromium project, an open-source browser engine that anyone can contribute to. Until now, Chrome for iOS hasn’t been part of Chromium though ...

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Google is introducing the option to easily switch between personal and work profiles in its Chrome browser on iOS, with data kept separate between the two. The new option is part of Google’s ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Two years after Apple made a similar contentious design change for Safari, Google is following suit with Chrome.