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The Gemini app is now on Mac

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Overview

The Gemini app is now available as a native desktop experience on macOS. Users can share their screen with Gemini for instant assistance related to the content they are viewing.

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Hacker News · blog.google

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  • Praise: Google's rapid development and deployment of AI products across various segments showcases their leadership and competitiveness in the AI landscape, which could drive innovation.
  • Praise: The rollout of the Gemini app on Mac signifies an expansion of accessibility, potentially enhancing user experience for Mac users interested in AI applications.
  • Concern: Users report significant usability issues with Google's AI products, particularly the GCP UI, which is becoming slower and less functional, raising concerns about user experience.
  • Concern: The Gemini CLI is perceived as less capable compared to competitors like Claude Code and Codex, indicating potential shortcomings in performance and functionality.
  • Concern: The requirement for a Google login and limited model selection frustrates users, suggesting that the app may not meet basic expectations for flexibility and privacy.