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    Google brings budget AI Plus plan to 40 more countries

    Google just expanded its budget-friendly Google AI Plus subscription to 40 additional countries following an initial launch in Indonesia. The tier includes higher limits for image editing, access to the Veo 3 Fast video model across Gemini, Whisk, and Flow, 200 GB of storage, and Gemini inside Gmail, Docs, and Sheets. Why it matters: Google is making its creative and productivity tools accessible at a lower price point across dozens of developing markets.

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    Google Photos brings conversational AI editing to Android

    Google just rolled out its conversational photo editing feature to eligible Android devices across the U.S. Previously exclusive to the Pixel 10, the Gemini-powered tool lets you tap “Help me edit” and simply describe your changes using voice or text instead of fiddling with sliders. Photo editing is officially entering the natural language era.

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    Google puts Gemini on your TV

    Google just brought Gemini to Google TV, turning big screens into conversational assistants that go way beyond basic voice commands. You can now chat through vague plot descriptions, catch up on past seasons, or learn new skills with matching YouTube videos. It's launching first in the US and Canada.

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    Google turns Chrome into an AI powerhouse

    Google just announced its biggest Chrome upgrade yet, integrating Gemini directly across desktop and mobile. Users can now summarize multiple open tabs, recall past browsing via natural language, and search straight from the address bar, with autonomous agents for booking appointments coming soon. The rollout starts for U.S. desktop users in English.

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    Google lets you share custom Gemini Gems

    Google just added the ability to share custom Gems in the Gemini app. The workflow mirrors Google Drive, letting you set view or edit permissions on your customized bots so coworkers, friends, or family can use them directly.

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    Google Meet's Ask Gemini fills you in on what you missed

    Google just started rolling out its Ask Gemini assistant to select Workspace users on Google Meet. The AI can recap what you missed if you join late, summarize specific speakers, and pull action items using live captions and shared Docs. It's private to each user and desktop-only for English calls, saving you from awkward recaps.

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    Gemini hits No. 1 on iPhone app chart

    Google Gemini just claimed the top free spot on the US Apple App Store, overtaking ChatGPT. The surge is largely driven by its viral Nano Banana image editor, known for strong character consistency, which drove 23 million new installs and over 500 million edits in two weeks. Free users get up to 100 edits daily.

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    Google gives the Gemini app an ear for audio files

    Google just added direct audio uploads to the Gemini app, addressing what the company calls users' most-requested feature. Free users can upload clips up to 10 minutes long (capped at five daily), while AI Pro and Ultra subscribers get up to three hours. Google also upgraded NotebookLM with new report styles like study guides and flashcards.

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    Google Sheets just added an =AI formula powered by Gemini

    Google just integrated Gemini directly into Sheets with a new =AI function. Users can simply type the formula alongside a natural-language prompt into any cell to categorize feedback, summarize reviews, or generate personalized copy across hundreds of rows without touching complex scripts.

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    Google Labs launches Stax to take the guesswork out of LLM evals

    Google Labs and DeepMind just launched Stax, an experimental developer tool built to replace "vibe testing" with structured evaluations. It allows developers to upload test datasets and deploy Gemini-powered pre-built or custom autoraters to score outputs on criteria like factuality, tone, and brand fit.

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    The 5th Top 100 Gen AI consumer apps report

    Andreessen Horowitz just dropped the 5th edition of its Top 100 Gen AI Consumer Apps ranking, showing a stabilizing market with fewer newcomers. ChatGPT still leads web and mobile, while Gemini and Grok are rapidly closing the gap. Why it matters: Vibe coding tools like Lovable jumped to #22, proving that AI app generators are driving real retention and user spending.

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    Google's masterclass in prompting Gemini's image editor

    Google just shared an official playbook for squeezing the most out of Gemini's upgraded image tools. The guide breaks down how to maintain character consistency across shots, make precise local edits through conversational tweaks, and blend multiple images seamlessly. Google notes the model still struggles with typography and rigid aspect ratios, but iterative prompting is visibly improving.

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    Google Translate taps Gemini for live speech and language coaching

    Google just added two major AI-powered features to its Translate app, using Gemini models for real-time live conversations across 70+ languages and custom interactive language practice. The live mode auto-detects pauses and filters out cafe noise with a single tap, while the practice feature builds personalized speaking scenarios. Live translation launches today in the US, India, and Mexico, with learning tools in beta.

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    Google supercharges image editing in Gemini

    Google just integrated a new DeepMind image editing model into the Gemini app that finally keeps character likeness consistent across edits. You can now swap outfits, place yourself anywhere, and blend multiple photos together without your face or pet morphing into someone else. All generated images include invisible SynthID watermarks.

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    Google NotebookLM tests Deep Research and a new Tutor mode

    Google is testing Deep Research inside NotebookLM, letting users pull context-rich sources directly from the web and Google Drive. Test builds also reveal an upcoming "tutor" option in chat configuration to guide students through complex subjects. The feature is currently in early development with no public rollout date yet.

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    Google slashes Gemini prompt energy use by 33x

    Google just published a detailed methodology for measuring the energy, water, and carbon footprints of its AI models. Over the past 12 months, the median energy use and carbon footprint per Gemini Apps text prompt dropped by 33x and 44x respectively. Despite a 27% rise in data center electricity consumption in 2024, energy emissions still fell 12%.

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    Fitbit turns Gemini into your 24/7 personal health coach

    Google just introduced an AI-powered personal health coach for Fitbit, built on Gemini. It acts as a fitness trainer, sleep guide, and wellness advisor that adapts daily workout routines based on real-time body metrics and poor sleep. A preview rolls out to U.S. Fitbit Premium subscribers in October.

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    Google puts Gemini and satellite SOS on Pixel Watch 4

    Google just unveiled the Pixel Watch 4, letting users summon Gemini simply by raising their wrists. The smartwatch also debuts an upcoming Gemini-powered personal health coach, standalone satellite messaging, and a 25% battery boost. It brings contextual on-device intelligence directly into daily wearable fitness.

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    Google brings Gemini and ANC to $129 Pixel Buds 2a

    Google just launched the Pixel Buds 2a, bringing premium features to its budget audio lineup for $129. Powered by the Tensor A1 chip, the earbuds add active noise cancellation and hands-free Gemini access, letting you query AI or summarize messages without touching your phone.

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    Google Photos now lets you edit photos by just asking

    Google just brought conversational editing to Google Photos, powered by Gemini. Instead of fiddling with sliders or specific tools, you can type or speak what you want fixed—like removing cars or restoring old photos—and iterate with follow-up prompts. It rolls out first to Pixel 10 in the U.S., alongside C2PA credentials to flag AI edits.