"After rolling it out on desktop and Android earlier in 2025, Google is finally bringing its built-in Gemini AI experience to iPhone and iPad. It offers new features like summarizing pages and helping you test your knowledge about a subject you're learning. As with any AI tool, though, it shouldn't be trusted for anything important given the possibility of hallucinations and other errors."
"When it arrives on your iOS device, tapping the spark icon at the left of the address bar (in place of the Google Lens camera) brings up a "Pages tool" that offers Lens and the new feature, "Ask Gemini." You can then chat with Gemini about the current web page (by default) or any other topic. It may then offer suggestions that appear in the chat box like:"
Gemini AI is being added to Chrome on iPhone and iPad with a Pages tool accessed by tapping a spark icon at the left of the address bar, replacing the Google Lens camera. The Pages tool includes Lens and Ask Gemini, enabling chat about the current web page or any topic, with suggestions like summarizing pages and creating FAQs. Features include explaining topics differently, testing knowledge, modifying recipes, comparing information, and giving recommendations. Responses float over the web page and a Liquid Glass overflow menu is available. The feature requires Chrome sign-in, English language, availability only in the US, is not usable in incognito, and is limited to users 18 and older; hallucinations and errors mean it should not be relied on for important matters.
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