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Google CEO hopes Gemini will be built-in on iOS 19

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Vlad 01 May 2025

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Back in February, some code in the iOS 18.4 beta revealed that Apple was preparing to add Google's Gemini to Apple Intelligence, following its initial partnership with OpenAI for ChatGPT.

And now Google CEO Sundar Pichai has said in court proceedings that he is hopeful that Gemini will be added as a built-in AI option in iOS this year. He added that he's been in talks about the feature with Apple CEO Tim Cook throughout 2024. Pichai hopes that a deal on the matter between the two companies will be done by the middle of this year.

Google CEO hopes Gemini will be built-in on iOS 19

That is incidentally when Apple is expected to unveil iOS 19, during its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which usually takes place in June. So this entire timeline seems to imply that as of the iOS 19 betas, which should be released in June, Google's Gemini could be a built-in AI option alongside ChatGPT.

Pichai made his remarks in court proceedings during the US Government's ongoing antitrust trial against Google.

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  • Anonymous
  • 3LH
  • 02 May 2025

The first thing I did after updating to OneUI 7 was to disable Gemini. No one sane would want that in their phone.

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  • MontyTech
  • 04R
  • 02 May 2025

The second you enter your gmail and your private information such as Credit card info and Real name you are done for regardless if you are using those 10 apps or not. You can uninstall all those apps but your data and information is already given. ...

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  • MontyTech
  • 04R
  • 02 May 2025

Apple bragged how their "ai' is groundbreaking and secure and yet that ai was basically Gemini. Why is Apple limiting users on third party apps then ? If they have an actual software team they would actually code their own. Security was ...

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