mobile-apps

Google is releasing dedicated mobile apps for its Flow AI video editing and Flow Music production tools, starting with Android beta for Flow and iOS for Flow Music. The update integrates Gemini Omni capabilities for improved character consistency across video scenes and AI-generated music video creation.

Replit released its first iPhone app update in four months after resolving App Store review issues with Apple. The update brings Agent 4, the company's latest AI coding assistant, along with parallel agent support and cross-workspace project viewing.

Image model releases are generating 6.5 times more mobile app downloads than traditional text model updates, according to Appfigures. Google's Gemini added 22 million downloads in 28 days following its image model release, while ChatGPT added 12 million after GPT-4o image capabilities launched.

Lovable has launched its vibe-coding app on iOS and Android app stores, allowing users to build web apps through voice or text prompts on mobile devices. The launch comes after Apple blocked updates to competitors like Replit and Vibecode, forcing vibe-coding apps to preview generated code in web browsers rather than within the app itself.

Google is deploying major redesigns to its Gemini overlay and Gemini Live on Android, introducing a floating interface for Live and a consolidated menu system for the overlay. The updates are rolling out in Google app beta version 17.3 and represent the third major visual overhaul in as many months.