A standout feature of the app is 'Gemini Live', which offers real-time voice chat for a more natural interaction with the AI assistant.

Despite its advanced capabilities, Gemini faces stiff competition from AI services like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Microsoft's Copilot, driving ongoing development.

Google has officially launched its new Gemini AI app for both Android and iOS, targeting Google Workspace users.

Gemini is designed to replace the older Google Assistant, utilizing advanced large language models to better handle complex queries.

The app is available on the Apple App Store and allows users to interact through voice, text, and camera inputs.

Seamlessly integrating with various Google services like Maps, Gmail, Drive, and YouTube, Gemini enables users to perform tasks directly through the assistant.

While the app boasts many features, it currently lacks some functionalities available on the web version, such as Workspace extensions and file uploads.

Google emphasizes that the app maintains the enterprise data protections that Workspace customers expect, ensuring security and privacy.

Workspace users can sign in with their organization accounts to access enterprise-grade features not available in the standard app.

Users can prompt Gemini to generate creative content, such as emails, podcast recommendations, or even poetry.

The app includes a camera feature that allows users to convert handwritten notes into Google Docs or Gmail and transform drawn diagrams into digital graphics.

Additionally, Google Chat has introduced a feature called Huddles, enabling users to initiate phone calls with chat partners, enhancing collaboration.