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According to Google's support page, the Gemini mobile app is now available in English, Korean, and Japanese and is being released in more than 150 countries and territories. Google's complete list of countries support page Available at. iPhone users don't have a special app at this time, but they can use Gemini's AI capabilities through the Google app. For this, they will see a toggle button on the top-right side of the app, which is designed to access the chatbot. Tech News by Careers Ready was able to confirm the availability of the Gemini toggle on the Google app on iOS 17.2.1.
The Gemini app requires a smartphone with at least 4GB RAM. It should have Android 12 or a newer version of Google's operating system. Similarly, the Gemini toggle is available for iPhones running iOS 16 and newer. Because the AI service is only available in English, Japanese, and Korean, it will only be available on smartphones set to use these languages.
To use it, users must first sign in to a personal Google account or Workspace account. If you still can't see the app or toggle, note that the global rollout began on Thursday and may take a few days to reach all devices.
Jack Krawczyk, senior director of product at Google, who is also handling Gemini, revealed in a post on X that the Gemini app's restrictions on image uploading and image generation are being relaxed somewhat. However, he added, “We will continue to act responsibly on denials with both images and text.”
Some users who added Gemini as the default assistant instead of Google Assistant on Android smartphones complained that there was no clarity on what in-device features the AI was capable of performing. Krawczyk on Wednesday a Post “Work is being done to make it more clear which Assistant features are in the works and which are currently available,” it said.
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