An update to Chrome for iOS has added a useful feature to the mobile browser. A new icon that says Read Later allows a Chrome user to save an online article to the iPhone’s native memory from where it can be recalled later to read, even if the user is not online. This saves on data usage.
Unlike Apple’s similar Reading List found on Safari, or the Pocket app, content can only be saved on the device it was originally discovered on. And the Read Later feature on Chrome saves articles in the original “as is” format including text and images. Reading List and Pocket save a lite version of content that is text only.
