You may see that the App Store has a red badge in the top-right corner: this shows how many of your Apps have updates which can be installed. This guide will show you how to manually trigger iOS to check for Chrome updates and install them if they are found. Additionally, if you've configured your iPhone to not automatically install the updates, this guide will show you how to do it. IOS will frequently check if there are updates, but you can trigger it to download and install them manually if you want. It's very important to run up to date software (read: Why should I update my web browser), so this takes the hassle away from doing it yourself. It ensures that users who aren't normally highly diligent about staying up to date are automatically taken care of.
Generally speaking, this is very helpful. It's the default behaviour of iOS to do this so unless you've specifically changed this setting ( Settings -> iTunes & App Store -> Automatic Downloads -> Updates) it should continue to do this for you. This guide will step you through the process of updating your Google Chrome web browser on iPhones, iPads and iPods - these all run the same Operating System from Apple: called "iOS".ĭo you need to know what version of Chrome do I have? iOS updates Chrome automatically by defaultīy default all Apps that you've installed on your iPhone or iPad will updated automatically by iOS when new updates become available.
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