Formally Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, this new image editing model from Google is all the rage. Here's how to use it.

The Photos app will be able to automatically identify and sort specific image types (e.g., receipts) into their own folders.

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To use Nano Banana, you’ll first want to sign in to Gemini. If you’re already a user of Google products like Gmail and Docs, then you can use your existing Google Account to log in. If you’re new to ...

You can use Google's Gemini AI to do lots of things, but many have found it's good at generating realistic photos or touching ...

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The next Dolby HDR format is the brand’s first major release since 2014. It's set to debut on select, upcoming Hisense TVs.

When you think of a Google-built photo app, there's a good chance that you immediately think of Google Photos. The default on ...

Google has rolled out a new image generation and editing AI model, Gemini 2.5 Flash Image or Nano Banana, that will be integrated in the Gemini app. The model can be used to blur background in an ...

A tennis-playing robot, a projector in a party speaker, and a whole bunch of new AI-powered wearables. Here are some of the ...

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