So While Apple has kicked out Google Maps from their upcoming iOS6,
it still seems that Apple will have to have Google applications on their
iDevices. As of now, the Google Chrome browser is available for iOS and
probably a concurring product to Apple’s own Safari browser.

So finally the question will be: Will Google settle foot on a completely new terrain where Apple already has done good work? Where Android devices already come with Google Chrome, it seems that Google wants more and thus reaches out for the millions of iDevice users. But why should these change from Safari to Google Chrome?

Does Chrome work better on iDevices as the home product Safari? No one knows for sure. But the upcoming weeks will show how well the new browser will be accepted from the various iDevice users.

I guess: Better stick to that where you are and keep Chrome on Android. Releasing a browser on multiple platforms may render it more unstable and thus loosing better user experience.

Microsoft already tried to bring IE on Apple devices… and failed big time!