While our network companies like Glo are offering consumers more data than they used to, safe to say that this basically shows the quality of media that we get on the web nowadays, implying that with everybody starting to stream in Full HD, clearly more data will be required. The bright side for Chrome users is that Google has actually upgraded the app for Android.

In the most recent version of Chrome for Android, Google has actually included a lot of new functions, among which is an enhanced version of Data Saver that basically compresses images and text, which according to Google should conserve users as much as 60% of their Data while browsing the web on their mobile phone. They also used this innovation to videos where 67% of data can be conserved while viewing MP4 format videos.

Another quite cool feature is the capability to download pages, music, images, or videos. Generally if there are some posts or videos that you want to view later, you can save/download them so that you can access them later on, and the very best part is that they will be accessible offline, so if you're on an airplane or someplace in the village with slow internet access, you will have the ability to access the material regardless of internet speed.

Sadly, these features appear to be suitable to only the Android variation of the app. Perhaps the iOS version will get similar features in the future. however, in the meantime you can expect the most recent version of Chrome for Android soon.