Apple CarPlay now supports Claude, letting you ask AI by voice while driving
Anthropic has upgraded the Claude mobile app. The voice mode on the iPhone version now supports Apple CarPlay, allowing users to ask Claude questions directly while driving. Claude has added 24 new languages across web, desktop, iOS and Android, bringing total support to 33 languages, while voice mode responds faster and recognizes speech more accurately in noisy environments. The iOS and Android versions also support logging in to multiple accounts simultaneously and switching between them directly.
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Anthropic also previewed that the iPhone and iPad versions will soon support a pull-down search feature, allowing users to quickly find past conversations or projects, jump to settings, and operate conversations directly in search results.
On iPad and iPhone Duo, content generated by Claude no longer covers the chat window and can be displayed side by side; when users need a closer look, they can switch it to full screen. In real-world scenarios, users can converse with the AI while viewing the documents, code, or design content it generates.
In terms of account management, the iOS and Android versions of Claude support keeping multiple accounts logged in at the same time and switching directly between accounts, without repeatedly logging out and logging in.
On large-screen and foldable devices, the Android version of Claude's experience moves further toward the desktop version. The official statement said that on Chromebooks, Googlebooks, and foldable phones, the app now features a resizable sidebar, touchpad and right-click operations, and supports the same keyboard shortcuts as Claude Desktop.
Language and voice capabilities have also been expanded simultaneously. Claude has added 24 languages across web, desktop, iOS, and Android, supporting a total of 33 languages, including Bengali, Danish, Swahili, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese, among others.
Voice mode now delivers faster responses and recognizes more accurately in noisy environments or when users speak softly; non-English speech sounds more natural, and the voice feature now covers more Android phones.