Report Claims Google Chrome will Debut on iOS

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  1. News Bot iFans.com News

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    News Bot, May 15, 2012
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  2. Tkf1 Community Development Team

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    It'll be a free application no doubt, no need to purchase it. :p
    Tkf1, May 15, 2012
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  3. Zyiros Well-Known Member

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    I would use it if it were free. Google stuff should be free!? Why would I PAY for an App that I could use Safari for just as well????
    Zyiros, May 15, 2012
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  4. JaZart Active Member

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    Good news because chrome is the best mobile browser atm

    Hopefully they don't release a dumbed down version.
    JaZart, May 15, 2012
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  5. Badd_Blood Well-Known Member

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    > Safari
    Badd_Blood, May 15, 2012
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  6. Naveen121 Well-Known Member

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    good stuff :D
    Naveen121, May 15, 2012
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  7. JKJones Well-Known Member

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    I hope they really do do this. I would pay for it.
    JKJones, May 15, 2012
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  8. Half-Life Well-Known Member

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    I would
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  9. vahn Active Member

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    As long as it syncs bookmarks (xmark app crashes lots on me) I'll be happy. Sucks that they're forced to use Apple's engine though. I'm sure if Google was up to it, they could outperform Safari on iOS.
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  10. _JKK_ Front Page Reporter

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    They both use webKit, although slightly different versions.

    I'm not sure they could, as Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS constantly go back and forth being the quickest. The difference is usually imperceptible.
    _JKK_, May 15, 2012
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