Good News: Microsoft Copilot Is Now Also Available For iOS Users
You can download it for free on the iOS App Store.
By Tharshini Skovalan - 03 Jan 2024, 04:28 AM
Cover image via microsoft & SAYSLast week, Microsoft introduced the Copilot app for Android smartphones and tablets
This required iOS users to either continue using the Bing Chat app or access Microsoft Copilot via its standalone website.
Now, Copilot is available to all iOS users through the Apple App Store
Interestingly, when searching for Copilot, Bing still shows up in the results, hinting that Copilot might be the newly rebranded version of Bing.
There's no real reason to choose Bing over Copilot; —they're pretty much the same now.
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Copilot on iOS closely mirrors its Android counterpart, providing a consistent experience across both platforms
With Copilot. you can now engage in chatbot conversations, make queries, and create prompts. It also allows you to, generate images using DALL-E 3, and even draft documents and emails.
The best part is that you can access the GPT-4 model for free.
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