iPhone users will be happy to know that there is another update for their smartphone device. Just recently, Google introduces the Chrome 56 for desktop users. And now, after days of its unveiling on the said platform, the said attribute will also be available for iOS users which feature the QR code scanner.
As the new era of technology is really fast nowadays, people are looking for exciting and thrilling features in every gadget available in the market. From time to time, Google launches updates for all of its applications in order to entice the consumers to utilize them. The company then uses this to tie up with big companies and make a profit out of it.
And now that Google has the Chrome 56 available, iPhone users will now have to enjoy its latest element that will surely make it helpful for them. According to 9 to 5 Mac, Chrome 56 for iOS adds the QR code scanner and it can be accessed by 3D Touch menu for Chrome on all compatible iPhones. Adding this feature truly gives users to read codes easier without downloading additional apps.
Though it is not a major update, it carries a very useful feature that was previously ignored by users. And for those with incompatible or older version, Google made this available for this by searching for "QR" in the iOS' spotlight feature. So why QR Codes are very valuable?
According to AppleInsider, QR Codes are often used as a form of marketing for advertisements and promotional use for websites. And though they are already available QR and barcode scanning app, this special function from Google is more simple to use and no more additional step from the user side.
Not only for iPhone users, iPad will also benefit from this feature as it redesigned the tab switcher. The switcher allows iPad user to see the currently open sites as well as the recently viewed tabs on other devices connected to the user's Google account.
So iPhone and iPad user go and get the latest Chrome 56 update from Google App Store.
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