Workspace users can now use Google’s brand-new Gemini AI app You can use the mobile’s camera to upload pictures directly into the chatbot The app still lacks some functionality, like Workspace extensions Keen to get its generative AI features onto more devices,

While Google Assistant is going to be around for a while, the future of Google-powered digital assistants now seems to be Gemini. Gemini comes preinstalled if you buy a Google Pixel 9 phone, and you can install the Android app on older Pixels and non-Pixel handsets. There’s also now an app for the iPhone .

Google says the app will let users research or find quick answers Gemini app for Workspace users will provide enterprise-grade security Gems will currently not be available on the Gemini app

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

Google has announced that it is rolling out a new feature for Gemini that will enable the chatbot to remember specific details about its users and recall those facts in later conversations.

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.

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.