Gemini, which was named Bard up until earlier this year, officially landed as a standalone app on Android back in February. Now, only a few days after a stray report about a dedicated Gemini app landing on iOS did the rounds, the Mountain View, California-based tech giant has officially confirmed its launch.

The app gives iOS users direct access to Gemini, which was previously accessible only by navigating through the main Google app or a web browser.

While Gemini AI is still accessible through the Google app on iPhones, the dedicated app brings a new interface similar to that of the Gemini app on Android

Google has launched a standalone Gemini app on iPhone The app gives iPhone users access to Gemini Live This new Gemini app is the best way to experience Google AI on iOS Google has unveiled a standalone iPhone Gemini app that includes support for Gemini Live,

Months after launching the Gemini AI app for Android, Google has rolled out the app for iPhones. Google CEO Sundar Pichai made the announcement on X, formerly known as Twitter. He wrote, “The Gemini app is now on iPhone, including Gemini Live in 13 languages (more to come). It’s available in the App Store starting today.”

Google may be getting ready to release a standalone Gemini app for iOS, allowing users to access Gemini Live from their Apple devices.

Google launches its standalone Gemini app for iPhone users with Gemini Live, Gemini extensions, and support for Dynamic Island.

Google’s Gemini generative AI assistant has been made available via a dedicated app on the iPhone for the first time. Although Gemini can already be accessed on iPhones via the web, Google said the app will offer a “more streamlined Gemini experience”,

There’s no better example of that than Google’s new Gemini app for iPhone, which quietly hit the App Store around the world this week. The free app is simple and straightforwa