Alphabet's Google on Thursday released a smartphone app for its artificial intelligence chatbot on Apple's App Store that introduced the latest generation of its voice assistant to the popular mobile operating system.

Google (GOOGL) launched its artificial intelligence-powered Gemini chatbot as an iPhone app this week, offering the service for free in 35 languages worldwide.

Google has started rolling out the Gemini Utilities extension addressing two of the main issues users faced after switching over from the Google Assistant.

Google's Gemini AI assistant is now available as a standalone iPhone app on the Apple App Store. Gemini is the search giant's replacement for Google Assistant, serving as a next-gen AI platform. The iPhone Gemini app functions similar to its Android counterpart,

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Google is reportedly working on bringing Gemini Live support for 'Ask about this video' queries on Youtube. With Gemini Live support, users will be able to ask queries about YouTube videos and gain answers in a natural and conversational manner.

Earlier this year Google announced that Google Assistant would be getting some improvements, all thanks to the Gemini AI. The idea is that Assistant will be a lot more conversational, so the user feels less like they’re talking to a robot and more like there could be a real person on the other end of the line.

The iOS 18.2 update that'll give Siri the ability to pass your complex questions to ChatGPT is expected to start rolling out in December, so if Gemini hopes to gain real traction on iOS, the clock is ticking.