It has since rolled out to other markets outside the U.S., including Albania, Croatia, France, Germany, Ireland, Jamaica, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, South Korea and the U.K., and promised an Android version would arrive soon.Īnother new feature of interest with today’s release is ChatGPT’s support for Siri and Shortcuts. The update could also drive incremental new downloads of the ChatGPT app, which had popped to the top of the App Store right out of the gate with half a million installs in less than a week from its debut.
This change, along with drag-and-drop, will likely make it preferable to using the web browser version of the chatbot, which is what many iPad users were still doing ahead of today’s release. On iPad, ChatGPT now runs in full-screen mode, optimized for the tablet’s interface. The latter could be useful in iPad’s split-screen mode, for instance, as you could ask ChatGPT for answers in one window and then drag its replies to another. Drag and drop is also now available, allowing users to drag individual messages from ChatGPT into other apps. The new version, out today, brings native iPad support to the AI chatbot app, as well as support for using ChatGPT with Siri and Shortcuts.
Less than a month after its release on the App Store, OpenAI’s ChatGPT app is getting its first big update.
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