This week, Google added new tricks to its video editor Vids. The app, which was quietly launched last year inside Workspace, ...

After testing in Public Preview, Google Home for Android and iOS is now getting a “significant upgrade” to the household automation editor.

You can get started with Google Vids by going to https://vids.google.com or opening up Google Drive on the web and choosing New > Google Vids from the menu on the left. The opening splash screen ...

Google Vids is the company's web-based video editor, and you can now use it for free. Up until now, Vids was available only for paying Google Workspace subscribers, but this move makes it accessible ...

AI-powered video editor Google Vids is now free for all, offering templates and editing tools to simplify video creation, while also rolling out various new features ...

Google debuted its new-age video editor called Vids for the Google Workspace productivity suite last year. On Wednesday, the company is adding new features like AI avatars, automatic transcript ...

TL;DR: Google Vids is a new browser-based video editor integrated with Google Drive, offering features like adding media, audio, text, and transitions. It supports AI-generated clips and avatars, with ...

Google has taken credit for a viral new image editing model that's been generating a buzz online. "Nano Banana" is Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash. And it's very good. AI continues to take bites out of the ...

What if editing a photo was as simple as typing a sentence? Imagine turning a cluttered background into a serene beachscape or restoring a faded family photo with just a few clicks. Google’s new ...

Google's new AI tool, Nano Banana, outperforms its rivals. The tool is part of Google Gemini, offering features similar to Adobe at lower costs. Despite some flaws, Nano Banana is easy to use and ...