No one can deny that Google Chrome is one of the best browsers for both computers and mobile devices. In addition to being one of the fastest browsers, it allows us to synchronize with all the devices where we use all our data from history, to favorites, through the applications or extensions that we have installed in the version for PC or Mac.
One of the problems that OS X users have suffered a lot in the notebook range is excessive battery consumption especially when we had many open sales or if we were using a Google service via the web. At those times the CPU was cranking up and the battery percentage was greatly reduced.
Although it has taken just over a month since iOS 9 reached the general public, finally the guys at Google have released an update to their browser for iOS that allows us to use the functions Slice Over, Split Screen and Picture-in-Picture. The split screen function to be able to use two applications together, Split View is only available on iPad models with 2 GB of RAM, such as the iPad 2 and the iPad Mini 4.
However, the other functions such as Slice Over that allows us to open applications to consult but without being able to work in both at the same time and the floating video function Picture-in-Picture yes that is available for all iPad models, as it does not require as much memory as the Split View function.
But this update has also improved the processing of languages that are written from right to left, which does not affect us too much in particular. To enjoy these options on our iPhone we have to resort to Jailbreak with VidePane to display the video in a floating window and ReachApp, Olympus and SideBySide.