Just under a week after its US launch, Google international expansion began Twins. AI that will replace Bard and Google Assistant It is now available in more countries on both Android and iOS.. This marks the starting point for a very ambitious plan by the Californians.
Jack Krawczyk, Gemini’s head of product, didn’t mention how many territories (or which ones) Google’s latest product is already available in. Which yes, he indicated is that availability in other markets will continue in the coming days.
If you want to know if you can now download the Gemini app on your Android mobile phone, the easiest option is to visit its page on the Google Play Store. If you still see a message that the app is not compatible with any of your devices, it is because it is not enabled for installation in your country.
Meanwhile, on the iPhone, it’s important to remember that Google won’t be launching an independent Gemini app. Artificial intelligence will be included in the Google app itself via an update if you have iOS 16 or later. If you have the latest version installed and the Gemini button still doesn’t appear on the app’s home screen, you’ll have to wait.
Be careful though, as the company has indicated that currently visible only to those whose iOS language is set to English. So maybe it’s available in your country, but you’re not seeing it because your phone doesn’t work in the language you want.
It’s good that the people of Mountain View They are usually quite prompt. with these types of launches. So within a few days or weeks, Gemini should be available almost everywhere and on both platforms.
Google launches Gemini internationally, but only in English for now
It’s interesting to keep in mind that despite launching outside of the US, Google continues to offer Gemini in English only. So if you want to use AI on your iPhone or Android from Spain or other Spanish-speaking countries, you’ll have to wait a little longer to be able to use it in Spanish.
As reported after the launch of versions for both mobile platforms, Krawczyk confirmed that the first two languages to receive support after English will be Japanese and Korean. There is no word yet on how long it will take to expand to more languages.
Mountain View residents also noted that users who already installed the Gemini app on their Android phones will start seeing a prompt to install it as a replacement for Google Assistant. Keep in mind that this can also be configured manually from within the app.
Another fact to keep in mind is that while Google has started launching Gemini internationally for iOS and Android, the AI is already available in a large number of countries in its web version. Gemini with Pro 1.0, replacing what we previously knew as Bard, is available worldwide with Gemini.google.comand is available in Spanish.
Gemini Advanced, a version that uses the Ultra language model, debuted in 150 countries last week, including Spain, Mexico and Argentina. Of course, this version requires a monthly subscription to the Google One AI Premium plan, which costs 20 dollars per monthand at the moment it only works in English.
Source: Hiper Textual
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