There are roughly up to 30 different editing tools on Google Photos to play with before the conversational editing feature hits your device. While editing an image, tap the search icon to see them all ...

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

Previously exclusive to the Pixel 10 series, you can now edit photos with a simple AI prompt - remove glare, add clouds, and more.

The Google Gemini Nano Banana AI image model trend shows no signs of fading. The tool has been popular on social media for creating saree or traditional Indian looks, pre-wedding shoots, and more.

Building your own Android widget is easier than you think. Here's a guide to the best apps, setup process, and tips to kick off your first design.

The Google Pixel 10 is a story of promise and problems—a brilliant leap forward in AI, let down by a step back in core ...

The AI tool Nano Banana has been integrated directly into the Google Gemini App and the Google AI Studio. These apps are ...

The Gemini Nano Banana AI image model by Google is taking the internet by storm. Social media users can’t keep calm and are flooding the app to create their realistic 3D figurines - sometimes even ...

After announcing in May, Google Photos is now widely rolling out a major redesign of the image editor on Android. At the very bottom of your screen, there’s a reorganized carousel. A magnifying glass ...

Edge browser brings background YouTube playback to Android, offering a free alternative to the exclusive YouTube Premium feature. (Unsplash) Android users may no longer need to pay for YouTube Premium ...

Microsoft Edge has an experimental feature that supports background video playback on Android. Anyone can try the feature, but you have to download Microsoft Edge Canary for Android and jump through a ...

On Windows 11, when the computer starts, you will stumble upon the Lock screen, which includes the date and time, app status, and image background. Although the default configuration will be enough ...