Google introduces new ways to search your iPhone with Chrome

Even if you don’t have the same freedom as Safari on iOS, Google has managed to improve Chrome on iPhone. It develops new features and integrates many innovations that Android and even Windows already have. Now, I have introduced new ways to search the internet on Chrome in iOS 4.

New ways to use Chrome on iPhone
Google used to provide all versions of Chrome with the news that it brings to all systems.  This brings Unified user experience, although it takes longer on the iPhone.  Now it has taken another leap and introduced 4 new ways to search the internet on iOS.
In the first case, iPhone users can see an address on the map directly using Chrome.  Google's bowser will use artificial intelligence to detect addresses on webpages, and by pressing and holding on an address, you'll have the option to display it on tiny Google Maps right in Chrome.
Features already expected in iOS
There's also now the ability for Chrome iOS users to create Google Calendar events directly without having to manually switch or copy apps.  They just need to tap and hold on the date and select the option to add it to the agenda.
Chrome on iPhone will also get better at detecting the language of a web page and suggesting translations.  When a foreign language website is detected, this suggestion will provide iOS with the ability to translate the website into the user's language.  You can also translate a specific part of a web page using Google Translate right in Chrome.
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Google is improving its offering
Finally, with Google Lens, you can search by image to identify objects, translate languages ​​in real time, and more.  You can now use Chrome on iOS by clicking on the found image while browsing.  And soon you'll be doing the same thing, but with the photos on your iPhone and the photos in your camera roll. 
These features will completely change Chrome on iOS and give Chrome more.  iPhone users will have a central tool with capabilities now spread across many proposals within this Apple ecosystem.