Google rolls out new features in Chrome for iPhone users

Google Chrome is the most popular browser in the world and routinely gets updated with new features. Even if you are an iPhone user, Chrome is the browser that a lot of you might be turning to. Google has rolled out new features in Chrome for iOS users, including updates to Google Lens.

New feature in Google Lens

For iPhone users, who use Google Lens, they can can now add words to their visual query to search with images and text at the same time. This will allow them to perform more complex and specific searches, with more helpful and relevant results. For instance, you can ask a question about something that’s capturing your eye or refining your image search by adding a colour or a visual attribute you’d like to see in the results.

Users can can now free up storage space on their device by saving content from the web to Drive and Photos directly from Chrome on iOS. The process to add a file from Chrome to your Drive is simple. Just tap the Google Drive option when saving the file. Furthermore, files you download from Chrome on iOS will now be saved in a new Drive folder called “Saved from Chrome” — instantly helping you free up storage on your device. “If you want to save an image from Chrome to Photos, simply long-press the picture and select "Save in Google Photos" when the context menu pops up,” said Google in a blog post.