Chrome on iOS

dsio
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Trying it out on m iPhone, and it's pretty damn good, very snappy and quick, and the syncing between it on iPhone iPad and MacBook Pro is just brilliant, I can browse while increasing my laziness 馃榿
 
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I get a lot of alerts lol
 
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dsio dsio
Trying it out on m iPhone, and it's pretty damn good, very snappy and quick, and the syncing between it on iPhone iPad and MacBook Pro is just brilliant, I can browse while increasing my laziness 馃榿

I turned away from PCs three years ago and I'm not going back to Windows.... the only reason I was holding on to my Sony laptop was Quicken - but the laptop went out the window once the Mac version was realesed.
 
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MAC rules!

Can't wait for the new iPhone.
 
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dsio dsio
Trying it out on m iPhone, and it's pretty damn good, very snappy and quick, and the syncing between it on iPhone iPad and MacBook Pro is just brilliant, I can browse while increasing my laziness 馃榿
Chrome for iOS has some pretty major technical restrictions imposed by the App Store, such as the requirement to use the built-in UIWebView for rendering, no V8, and a single-process model.

It's actually slower than Mobile Safari, but provides a much more useful UI.
 
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It actually felt a bit faster to me which is odd perhaps
 
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I'm totally in favour of strict app-store policies and regulation, but Apple preventing browsers from using any alternative rendering engines is pretty low. It's very controlling and anti-competitive.
 
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I'm totally in favour of strict app-store policies and regulation, but Apple preventing browsers from using any alternative rendering engines is pretty low. It's very controlling and anti-competitive.

And, sad to say, good business from their point of view. 馃が
 
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