OpenAI has launched the official ChatGPT app for iPhone recently, a great way to use the AI assistant. It is more convenient to use the service for iPhone and other mobile devices compared to accessing it on a web browser. The app comes with speech-to-text converting option to enter prompts, and even provides access to the GPT-4 model for ChatGPT Plus users. Users in the US can download the app from the Apple App Store and other regions will get the app in coming weeks. OpenAI has also mentioned the app for Android will be available soon.
Apart from the official app, there is another innovative way to access the ChatGPT on iPhones. It involves creating an iOS Shortcut to get direct access to the AI tool with a tap. It’s easy to create the shortcut with OpenAI’s API keys. Users can use either the dictation or text input mode to give input according to their convenience. The text generated by the ChatGPT is stored in the Notes app on the iPhone for reference.
Pocketnow is a platform which provides users latest technology related news. Founded in 2013 by Sanuj Bhatia, Pocketnow was featured in numerous outlets including iMore, TechCrunch, and Pocket-lint among others. Starting out as a hobby website by Sanuj, Pocketnow grew with no outside funding and gained millions of readers with daily updates on smartphone news. With over 250 million monthly readers, they are a trusted source for news, reviews, and information.
