Orange Adds Claude, Gemini, Mistral and GPT to New Apps
Orange will release new Orange and Sosh apps on November 19 with access to Claude, Gemini, Mistral and GPT, according to The Fast Mode. The apps will be available through the App Store and Google Play.
Orange IAs Découverte will let users select a model, receive model recommendations or compare responses. The free service will be available to individual users regardless of their mobile operator, with one account and a shared conversation history across models.
Orange and Sosh customers can subscribe to Orange IAs Plus for 10 euros per month. It adds access to more advanced models, image generation, analysis of documents up to 20 MB and telephone support. It also includes usage tracking, estimated carbon impact data and an Eco mode that selects the model with the lowest carbon emissions.
The apps also include plan, device, billing and usage management for customers. Other features include an AI powered security assistant for checking suspicious messages, QR codes, phone numbers and links, along with unwanted call identification.
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