Google Gemini is expected to work with Apple Intelligence in the near future. Here's when to expect this AI integration.

The Android app came out in February, but Apple users only got a limited integration within the main Google app, which doesn't have advanced capabilities such as Gemini Live.

Alphabet, Inc. GOOG GOOGL Google announced its AI assistant Gemini is now available for download on Apple, Inc's AAPL iPhone as an app.

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.

Google has unveiled a standalone iPhone Gemini app that includes support for Gemini Live, the incredibly smart AI voice mode. Gemini was previously available via the Google app for iOS by clicking through tabs, but now this standalone version makes it incredibly easy to access Google's AI chatbot whenever you want.

The new Gemini app on iOS lets you dive into your Google Workspace, and gives us a look at what Siri might eventually become.

Google's highly anticipated Gemini app has officially launched on iOS, bringing the tech giant's advanced AI assistant to iPhone users. The app combines voice, text, and camera inputs for a highly versatile experience,

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.

It’s long been rumored that Apple will be partnering with other AI chatbot companies in the future, to support

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.