Jun 29 Google Drive & Google Chrome apps released for iPhone, iPad

App Store keeps on updating with new apps, if you are not aware of new and important arrivals for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch owners than we are here to tell you about it.

iOS owners can now enjoy two great apps released by Google Inc- we are talking about Google Drive and Google Chrome. None of the apps need introduction, you are well informed that Google Drive is Google’s cloud service that was exclusive to Android users but now the Mountain View company has released its amazing cloud  service for iOS users as well. Google Drive will let you store all important data so that they can be accessed any where anytime you want.

“Google Drive lets you create, share, collaborate and keep all your stuff in one place. Upload all your files from your computer – even the big ones – and you can access them anywhere, including your iPhone or iPad. We get you started with 5 GB free.”

Moreover, Google Drive will enable you to edit and read your documents offline, it has got very interesting optional character recognition (OCR) that will make searching easy and works well both with texts and photos. It scan your PDF documents for text, allowing you to search for text even if you haven’t manually typed it. Google Drive is a free app, you can start off with 5GB storage.

The second app released by Google is Google Chrome, it is one of the most popular browser not only on desktops but also on mobile platforms. Chrome was landed for Android Ice Cream Sandwich devices but now it has made a debut for iPhone, iPad  and iPod Touch.

As stated on App Store, “Browse fast with Chrome, now available on your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. Sign in to sync your personalized Chrome experience from your computer, and bring it with you anywhere you go”. Chrome will let you search and navigate fast from the same box, switch between various tabs quickly or swipe from edge to edge to switch tabs on your iPad. Boasting amazing interface and many alluring features the Chrome is available on App Store for free.

Source: Google Drive, Google Chrome