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AI Mode in Chrome is easier to use on iOS and Android.

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By Nick Sexton
| Google Blog
As Chrome enters a new era with AI, we’re making it easier to access AI Mode, our most powerful AI search experience, when you’re on the go in Chrome on iOS and Android. Available today in the U.S., you’ll now see an button under the search bar when opening a “New Tab” page in Chrome. This will let you ask more complex, multi-part questions, and then dive even deeper into a topic with follow-up questions and relevant links.
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You can now move your Chrome address bar to the bottom of your Android screen.

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By Nick Sexton
| Google Blog
It's now possible to customize Chrome on Android by moving your address bar to the bottom of the screen. Depending on the size of your hand and your device, one address bar position may feel more comfortable than the other. We designed this update to give you the flexibility to choose your preferred location — so you can browse with more ease. If you’d like to move your address bar, long-press on it and select the "Move address bar to bottom" option.
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Use Lens to search your screen while you browse on iOS

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By Jenny Blair, MD, MS, Nick Sexton, Sundar Pichai, Ruth Porat
| Google Blog
Every month, Google Lens is used for more than 20 billion visual searches. And now we’re introducing two updates for Lens that’ll make it even easier to search what you see, across more apps and devices. First, if you have an iPhone, you’ll find a new Lens option that lets you select and search what’s on your screen within Chrome or the Google app, using whatever gesture comes naturally — like drawing, highlighting or tapping.
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