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By Hafiz Rahman
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Google Gemini Enterprise is the mobile client for organizations that already use Gemini Enterprise. It gives staff a way to query company information and work with AI agents set up by their employer, from a phone instead of a desk.
Using it requires an active Gemini Enterprise account from your organization. Accounts are issued through the company, so an employee who needs access would normally ask their IT admin.
The build we hold is Google Gemini Enterprise 26.10.1208.997899108 (APKS split bundle) for Android 12L and up.
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The app searches across the documents, presentations and spreadsheets your company stores, and returns answers drawn from that material. The developer describes the answers as grounded in company data, so a question is answered from your own files rather than general knowledge.
This is the part most useful when you need a figure or a line from an existing deck or sheet while away from your computer.
Your organization's AI agents can be run from the app. The listing names three typical jobs: pulling reports, drafting written content, and moving approvals along.
Because the agents run from the phone, approvals and report requests can be handled between meetings or while travelling, without waiting to get back to a workstation.
You can ask questions by voice and have the answers read aloud, which the listing pitches for commutes and the walk into a meeting. The app is not described as a voice-only tool, so typed questions remain available alongside it.
NotebookLM notebooks can be brought in as sources. Answers are then grounded in those notebooks as well as in the company files, which lets a team point the app at material it already relies on.
You sign in with your company account, and the listing says your work picks up where your team left it. The developer states that the app runs on Gemini and sits inside the company's security setup.
Access depends on the organization's Gemini Enterprise subscription, so the features above are only available to people whose employer provides that account.