Perplexity has rolled out an update for its iOS app, giving iPhone users access to its AI voice assistant that was initially released for Android users earlier this year.

Adding shortcuts to your iPhone can significantly enhance your user experience by providing quick access to frequently used apps. To add the iOS voice Assistant as a shortcut to your home and lock ...

Perplexity has rolled out an update for its iOS app, giving iPhone users access to its AI voice assistant that was initially released for Android users earlier this year.

Siri is often helpful, but what if you prefer to use Google Assistant? It's not easy, but you can still access it on your Apple iPhone or iPad.

No such luck with Alexa on iOS, unfortunately, as your main voice assistant is still Siri and there's no way to change it. To talk to Alexa on the iPhone, you'll still have to open the Alexa app.

As long as your smart home kit is confirmed as compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple HomeKit, you can add voice control. Here's how to go about it.

Well, while a truly personal Google Assistant voice might be a little far-fetched, even in this age of rapidly advancing tech, you do have options when it comes to your Google Assistant’s voice.

In the past, in order to summon Google Assistant on iOS devices using your voice, you needed to open the Google Assistant app or tap a shortcut on the widgets screen.