Google spent months hyping a mobile app, then killed it a day before launch.
Google confirmed on July 31 that it scrapped the dedicated AI Studio mobile application for iOS and Android, abandoning its planned August 1 release. The decision came despite significant user interest, with approximately 800,000 people across more than 168 countries pre-registering for the utility following its initial preview at Google I/O in May.
The standalone app was originally marketed as a mobile companion to the AI Studio website, designed to let creators prototype software, iterate on prompts, and test code directly on their phones.
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