Following the announcement in September, Google is allowing Workspace users to access the Gemini app on Android and

Google is extending access to the Gemini app on both Android and iOS to Workspace users. This means Workspace users can access the AI for research, as well as upload notes to have Gemini organize them and share them to either Gmail or Google Docs.

One of its promises for the smarter Siri we’ll supposedly get in iOS 18 is that it will be able to take action in apps for you. By updating its app intents framework, Apple has created a way for developers to expose “order food”-type functions to Siri.

Google has started rolling out its Spotify extension for Gemini users on Android. Under the "Play & Search" moniker, users can ask Gemini to discover music based on artist, song title, playlist, or lyrics. The feature echoes what Google rolled out for Gemini users earlier this year for YouTube Music.

Gemini has a couple of menus you can access, forcing users to remember the correct menu to click. This could soon be fixed with a cleanup.

The Gemini interface is a simple one: you input your question or comment at the bottom of the screen, and the answer appears at the top. There are four ways you can interact with

Google has fleshed out the Gemini app as a gateway to most of the AI capabilities the company has developed in the last two years, going as far as giving users an option to replace Assistant with Gemini.