A little less than a month following its launch in the App Store OpenAI’s ChatGPT application is receiving its first major update. The new version, released today, includes an in-built iPad compatibility in the AI chatbot application and also supports to use of ChatGPT with Shortcuts and Siri. Drag-and-drop is now available to allow users to drag ChatGPT messages ChatGPT into other applications.
This is a great option when using iPad’s split-screen mode for example, you can ask ChatGPT for help within one window, and move its replies to a different one.
On the iPad, ChatGPT now runs in full-screen mode, which is optimized to work with tablets’ interface. This change, as well as drag-and-drop, is likely to be more suitable than using the version of the chatbot that runs on a browser as the majority of iPad users were doing before today’s update. The update may also trigger incremental downloads of ChatGPT. ChatGPT application reached the top of the App Store straight from the beginning with nearly a million Installations within less than an entire week after its release.
Read More:- How do I use ChatGPT with Siri on an iPhone?
The product has been expanded to other Markets outside of thy U.S. including Albania, Croatia, France, Germany, Ireland, Jamaica, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, South Korea, and the U.K. The company also promised the release of an Android version will be available soon.
Another feature that’s new and exciting that’s included in the release today is ChatGPT’s support of Siri as well as Shortcuts. Although this doesn’t mean that you’ll be able to completely swap Siri to the Chatbot from OpenAI for the iOS phone’s interface for voice, however, it does mean that you can design customized ChatGPT Shortcuts that can be used with Siri. You could, for instance, transform your most popular requests to Shortcuts and then let them do an additional task following the completion of the query such as saving the answer to a different application. It is also possible to use Siri to ask Siri to start ChatGPT by using voice commands.
