Learn how to move Google Chrome’s address bar on your iPhone from the default top position to the bottom of the screen, making one-handed browsing more convenient.
How to move Chrome’s address bar to the bottom for one-handed browsing on iPhone
Chrome for iPhone gains the bottom address bar option
Google has updated its Chrome browser on the iPhone and iPad with the option to use the bottom address bar for easier one-handed operation.
Google kicks off officially testing of YouTube games, called Playables
Google is testing YouTube games, with select mobile and desktop titles appearing in a new Playables section for participating users.
How to password-protect your sensitive media in Google Photos
Learn how to use the Locked Folder feature of Google Photos to protect sensitive images and videos with Face ID, Touch ID, or device passcode on iOS and Android.
Google Maps testing navigation directions on the Lock Screen and in Dynamic Island
Google Maps is testing a new navigation experience with turn-by-turn directions via Live Activities on the iPhone's Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Google Chrome testing bottom address bar for easier one-handed operation on iPhone
Google Chrome for iPhone could soon let you move the address bar from the top of the screen to the bottom, closer to your thumb, similar to Apple's Safari browser.
Why turning off YouTube history also disables video recommendations
YouTube will pause your personalized video recommendations if you turn off watch history. Google says this is by design, and here's what you need to know.
How to get your Google, Gmail, or Android contacts on your Mac
Learn how to add phone numbers and email addresses of your family members, friends, and other contacts saved in your Google account to your Mac's Contacts app.
AI-generated YouTube video summaries could soon help you decide what to watch
Google is testing AI summaries on YouTube that won’t replace existing human-created video descriptions but could help you decide what to watch.
YouTube cutting some folks off after three videos unless they disable ad blockers
Google wants non-paying YouTube viewers to turn off ad blockers or subscribe to YouTube Premium in a new test that cuts folks off after just three videos.
Leaked screenshots show Google’s upcoming AirTag tracking Android app
Google’s upcoming app will notify Android users when an unknown personal item tracker, such as Apple’s AirTag, has been detected near them.
Chrome for iOS: How to use Google Maps, Lens, Translate and Calendar integrations
New integrations in Chrome for iPhone and iPad let you look up an address on a mini Google map, translate webpages, search using images, etc.