The latest Chrome update on iOS introduces GMap address detection, Calendar and Lens integration, among other features

In an effort to provide a seamless browsing experience for iPhone and iPad users, Google has announced new features for its Google Chrome browser on iOS, aimed at enhancing productivity, convenience, and overall user satisfaction. So let's delve into the new additions that Chrome on iOS brings to the table!

Firstly, the update include the use of artificial intelligence to detect addresses on webpages, allowing users to view them on a mini Google Maps within the browser. Whether it's discovering a new restaurant or planning a journey, Chrome on iOS now simplifies the process a little bit, so you won't need to copy and paste the address into a separate app.

Another new feature is the ability to create Google Calendar events directly within Chrome on iOS. This saves time and eliminates the need for app-switching, making it easier for users to manage their schedules. Chrome's translation capabilities have also been improved, with the browser now automatically detecting webpage languages and offering translations. Users can now even translate specific portions of a webpage using Google Translate within Chrome on their devices.

Google Lens integration in Chrome is another great addition, allowing users to search with images, identify plants, get homework help, and translate languages in real-time. Long-pressing an image in Chrome enables access to Google Lens functionality, so that means you can make a really quick search without needing to download the image or take an screenshot. In the coming months, the app will also allow users to search with images from their camera roll or newly taken pictures using Lens, so this will make it even easier for users to find information and identify objects they come across in their daily lives.

More updates for Chrome on iOS are expected, further enhancing the browsing experience and bringing additional Google features to iOS devices.