“In advancing our mission, we’re launching the ChatGPT iOS app, a step towards transforming cutting-edge research into practical tools that enrich people’s lives and broaden their accessibility,” stated OpenAI in a blog post.

What can the ChatGPT iOS app do?

The iOS version of the ChatGPT app offers a handy means for users to receive personalized recommendations, gift suggestions, impeccable poetry, and expert feedback swiftly and accurately. By integrating Whisper, OpenAI’s voice recognition system, users can converse with ChatGPT without the need to type each time. OpenAI ensures that Whisper provides “human-level robustness and accuracy” specifically for English, rendering it an efficient and trustworthy feature of the iOS app.

How to download and utilize the app

Go to the app store and search for ChatGPT to download the app. The official app will appear on your screen; you can download it by tapping “get.”

Upon installation, you’ll be prompted to sign in using a Google, Microsoft, or Apple account. Alternatively, you can create a new ChatGPT account. You’ll then need to enter your phone number for OTP verification. Once this is complete, the app is ready to respond to all your queries. The ChatGPT app’s interface mirrors the simplicity of its web version. You can type your queries into the text bar and press enter to receive answers. Besides typing, voice commands can also be used to solicit answers to questions.

ChatGPT App for Android: Coming Soon

OpenAI has also confirmed plans to launch the official ChatGPT app for Android. While a specific timeline for this release has not been shared, it’s anticipated to be unveiled in the upcoming weeks.

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The website WABetaInfo, known for monitoring updates and changes in WhatsApp builds, reported that the messaging platform is developing a username feature. Users will be able to select unique usernames for their accounts through this feature, although it’s currently under development and not visible yet. The report also suggested that a specific section for this feature would be found under Settings > Profile.

“The proposed username feature is set to provide WhatsApp users with an additional layer of privacy. Instead of relying exclusively on phone numbers to identify contacts, users could soon opt for a unique, memorable username. By enabling username selection, WhatsApp could enable users to connect with others by simply entering a username within the app, without knowing their phone numbers,” the report elucidates.

The development of the WhatsApp username feature is underway and will be rolled out to beta testers in an upcoming app update.

In other recent developments, WhatsApp introduced the ‘edit sent message’ feature.

This feature allows users to edit a sent message within 15 minutes of sending it. To do so, users press and hold a message, then select the edit option to modify it. It should be noted that messages that have been edited will display an “edited” tag next to the timestamp, indicating that they have been altered. However, WhatsApp does not keep a record of the corrections, meaning other users cannot view the previous versions of edited messages.

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