ChatGPT has gone mobile with a new free app available to iPhone and iPad users. OpenAI, the company behind the artificial intelligence chatbot, has taken its web-based AI platform to Apple users ...

The app, which came only a couple of days after Microsoft unveiled its own Bing Chat widget, is free and already available for download through the App Store. Also: 6 harmful ways ChatGPT can be used ...

ChatGPT’s dedicated macOS app is now available to download for all Mac users and for free, giving easier access to OpenAI’s chatbot on compatible devices.

ChatGPT is a user-friendly chatbot that you can dive right into, no account required. We have everything you need to know ...

If you qualify, you can download and install the ChatGPT app for Windows immediately by following this link. The app is available via the Microsoft Store. That’s where the link takes you.

Best of all? It’s 100% free to use. I’ve been playing with the app on my iPhone 14 Pro for about a day now, and I’m seriously impressed with what I’m seeing.

Unfortunately, free ChatGPT users didn't get the same treatment on PC. While macOS' ChatGPT app has been available to all users since June, Windows only got its first official ChatGPT app last month.

Though a Windows app for ChatGPT has been available for some time, it’s only been for those who have ponied up for a premium plan — until now. The Windows app for ChatGPT is now available to ...

It's been 12 years since Apple released iOS 6. If you have a legacy iPhone, you can now use ChatGPT with it. Here's what you need to know.

OpenAI announced that the ChatGPT app has extended its voice functionality to all free users as Plus subscriptions and upgrades remain paused. ChatGPT with voice is now available to all free users ...

OpenAI has not yet announced when the Android version of ChatGPT will be available for download. But interested users can pre-register on the Google Play Store to be notified when the app ...

Perplexity has overtaken ChatGPT to become the top app on the App Store in India, following Airtel’s offer of a free one-year Perplexity Pro subscription to its customers.