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Grok Bot expands to Android devices

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Grok Bot became available for Android users on Sept. 2, extending access beyond its prior desktop and iOS availability, according to a company announcement reported by The Tech Outlook. Users can download the app through Google Play, but need an eligible SuperGrok or certain Cursor subscription plans. The app supports Android 9 and later. The service is presented as a set of bots that can run work across apps and inboxes, with users brought in for judgment calls.
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