Without much fanfare, Microsoft has secretly introduced a dedicated Copilot app for Android. The new app, which can be found on the Google Play Store, eliminates the requirement for the Bing mobile app and gives users access to Microsoft’s AI-powered Copilot. Although an iOS version of Copilot isn’t yet ready, it has been accessible for Android users for about a week.
Similar to ChatGPT, Microsoft’s Copilot app for Android allows users to generate images using DALL-E 3, access chatbot features, and draft text for emails and documents. Additionally, it offers free access to the most recent GPT-4 model from OpenAI, which is an additional expense if you use ChatGPT.
The Copilot app for Android now came a little over a month after Microsoft rebranded Bing Chat to Copilot. Microsoft first introduced its AI drive earlier this year by including an interface akin to ChatGPT into the search results for its Bing search engine. Even though it is still available, Microsoft has removed the Bing Chat branding from Copilot, making it more of a stand-alone experience that can be accessed on its dedicated domain (much like ChatGPT).
Given that Bing Chat Enterprise was also rebranded as Copilot, releasing mobile applications for Copilot seems like the next sensible step in extending this Copilot experience. Although there are currently no indications of an iOS version of Copilot, it can be expected soon. In the meantime, you have the option to utilize the Bing app on your iPhone or iPad to make use of the current Copilot functionalities.
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