Now, Google is bringing that feature over to iOS, but not as seamless as with an Android phone. The feature is limited to Google and Chrome apps, so instead of making use of the home navigation bar on iOS, users will have to do at least three actions. Google essentially integrated its Google Lens feature as an add-on to Chrome and Google app on iOS, rather than a core system feature. The rollout for this update is underway for global users on both Chrome and Google app on iOS. The Google Health app will keep many Fitbit features while adding new tools and a redesigned layout. Read more in our articles including "Google brings Circle to Search to iOS… kind of" and "The day Google broke the Web".
Now, Google is bringing that feature over to iOS, but not as seamless as with an Android phone. The feature is limited to Google and Chrome apps, so instead of making use of the home navigation bar on iOS, users will have to do at least three actions.
Google essentially integrated its Google Lens feature as an add-on to Chrome and Google app on iOS, rather than a core system feature. The rollout for this update is underway for global users on both Chrome and Google app on iOS. The Google Health app will keep many Fitbit features while adding new tools and a redesigned layout.
Our coverage of Google iOS features includes: "Google brings Circle to Search to iOS… kind of"; "The day Google broke the Web"; "Instagram introduces Multiple Captions for Carousel Posts". Each article provides unique insights and information.