Google unveiled Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (aka nano-banana), the company’s latest image generation and editing model. The model is designed to excel at maintaining character consistency, adhering to visual templates, enabling targeted transformations, and making precise local edits using natural language.
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Soon after OpenAI introduced Study Mode on ChatGPT, Google has launched a similar feature for its Gemini AI chatbot. Gemini now offers a new mode called Guided Learning. It is designed to help users develop a deeper understanding of topics they’re interested in—rather than just providing quick answers—by acting as a personal AI learning companion.
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Samsung has shared its latest milestone in mobile AI expansion, announcing that Galaxy AI will be available on over 400 million devices globally by the end of 2025. This announcement builds on the company’s 2024 achievement of reaching 200 million devices, starting with the Galaxy S24 series. Continue reading “Samsung to expand Galaxy AI to over 400 million devices by 2025”
Google has rolled out a new photo-to-video feature in Veo 3, its video generation model introduced in May 2025. The update allows users to convert static photos into eight-second video clips with audio using Gemini’s creative tools. Continue reading “Google rolls out AI Photo-to-Video generation in Veo 3”
Google has introduced new camera and screen sharing capabilities for Pixel and Galaxy smartphones, powered by Gemini Live. These features are designed to simplify everyday tasks with real-time AI support. Continue reading “Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing rolls out to Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 series”
Google has announced it is transitioning mobile users from Google Assistant to Gemini, an AI-powered upgrade designed to provide smarter assistance. Continue reading “Google Assistant on mobile is upgrading to Gemini”
It is true. Technology does not wait for us. “Move fast and break things” said a young Mark Zuckerberg, when asked how the team at Facebook operates. Seems like ages ago, right? Well, it is the nature of technology itself, to move fast and break things. That is why we need to catch up every week. So, what really happened in the World of Tech this week? Strap in your seat belts for a blazing fast read, here we go.
Airtel and RIM bring the BlackBerry Curve 8520 Smartphone a.ka. Gemini to India. And whats the most incredible thing about this phone is the price. Blackberry phones are usually known for their expensive price tag. But the Gemini breaks the myth and is priced at Rs.15990. The phone is aimed at youth and consumers looking for messaging / email , social networking , music and entertainment.
Its the BlackBerry 9300 codenamed Gemini whose specs have been leaked in the blogosphere
Its basically , an upgraded 8900 Curve with some great enhancements like 3G and
