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AppWizard

December 1, 2025

High demand leads Google to cap Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro usage

Google has reduced access limits for its Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro tools due to high demand. Gemini 3 Pro now allows only "basic access" with fluctuating limits, down from five prompts daily, while Nano Banana Pro has decreased free image creations from three to two per day. These changes were not formally announced and were first noted on an updated support page. Free users are switched to Google's Fast model after reaching their daily cap, which can disrupt their tasks. Additionally, NotebookLM is facing capacity challenges, leading to temporary unavailability of advanced features for free users and new limitations for Pro subscribers. Users have limited visibility on their remaining prompts, causing further frustration.

AppWizard

November 29, 2025

Google tipped to bring an annotation feature to Gemini’s images

Google is developing an annotation feature for its Gemini platform that will allow users to write or draw on generated images before downloading them. This feature is expected to enable users to annotate images with text and drawings, providing a personalized touch. Additionally, there may be a "resubmission" option that allows users to make specific adjustments to the AI's output without rephrasing their requests. Earlier this year, Google integrated native image editing capabilities into Gemini, enabling users to modify AI-generated images and their own photographs. The anticipated annotation feature is designed to enhance user interaction with AI outputs. Google also recently unveiled the Nano Banana Pro model, which improves accuracy and content richness in image generation, potentially supporting the upcoming annotation capabilities.

AppWizard

November 28, 2025

Insane Gemini 3 Pro demand forces Google to cap access

Google has changed the access parameters for its Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro image generation tools. Users of Gemini 3 Pro can now submit a variable number of prompts daily instead of the previous limit of five, depending on server demand. The Nano Banana Pro has reduced its daily free image generation from three to two. These changes were not officially announced but were noted on an updated support page. Free users will revert to Google’s Fast model upon reaching the new limits. Additionally, NotebookLM is facing capacity challenges, leading to temporary restrictions on advanced tools like Infographics and Slide Decks for both free and Pro subscribers. The new limits may significantly affect users who rely on Gemini 3 Pro for professional tasks.

AppWizard

November 27, 2025

Google could finally fix this annoying image workflow gap in Gemini

Google is developing a new image annotation feature for its Gemini platform, allowing users to draw and add text directly onto generated images within the interface, eliminating the need for external applications. This feature is expected to enhance user experience on both the web and mobile versions of Gemini. Leaks indicate that users will be able to manipulate images directly in their browser, making it easier to provide instructions for modifications.

AppWizard

November 26, 2025

How to remix images in Google Messages

Google Messages has introduced a feature called Remix, launched in November 2025, which allows users to create remixed images using the Nano Banana image-generation model. This opt-in feature requires users to accept terms and conditions and is available only to those aged 18 and older. Users can modify or generate new visuals directly within the app by selecting a photo, long-pressing it, and using the Remix button. The feature is compatible across devices, enabling friends to view and respond to remixed images.

AppWizard

November 25, 2025

Google is integrating Nano Banana right into its app’s search bar

The Google app is set to integrate an image generation feature powered by Nano Banana, allowing users to create images directly from the search bar. Users can access this feature by tapping the search bar, selecting the plus icon, and entering prompts to generate images. This functionality is similar to a feature introduced in Chrome Canary for Android but is now available in the Google app. The feature is confirmed to be live in Google app version 16.47.49.ve.arm64, following earlier indications from an APK teardown that it was being tested.

AppWizard

November 24, 2025

Gemini 3 Pro: Google’s New AI Model Aims to Redefine Multimodal Understanding

Gemini 3 Pro has reclaimed AI benchmarks, outperforming previous models and leading the LMArena and WebDev Arena leaderboards. It introduces a new AI mode in Google Search that enhances user interactions with multimodal responses. The model features advanced reasoning and independent coding capabilities, enabling it to tackle complex queries and manage multi-step tasks autonomously. Gemini 3 Pro achieved a score of 1,501 points on the LMArena leaderboard, surpassing Grok 4.1 Thinking, and scored 37.5% on Humanity's Last Exam without tool use. In the WebDev Arena, it has an ELO score of 1,487 and excels in various coding benchmarks. Gemini 3 is available in Google AI Studio, Vertex AI, and Gemini CLI, and serves as the foundation for Google Antigravity, an AI-powered integrated development environment. It is currently rolling out to Google’s consumer products, including Search and the Gemini app, with plans for broader availability in the U.S.

AppWizard

November 20, 2025

Nano Banana goes Pro with refined design consistency and accuracy in the Gemini app

Google has launched the Nano Banana Pro, an upgraded version of its image generation tool, now called Gemini 3 Pro Image. This new tool enhances user experience by producing more accurate and visually engaging images, featuring context-rich visuals and improved text legibility. Users can adjust angles and focus for greater control over their creations. The rollout begins on November 20 within the Gemini app. Nano Banana Pro allows seamless merging of up to 14 images and introduces "creative controls" for precise image manipulation. The original Nano Banana remains available for users seeking a simpler experience, with the Pro version accessible to consumers and students, offering a limited free quota and higher limits for subscribers. Since its launch in late August, Nano Banana has attracted 10 million new users and generated over 200 million images.

AppWizard

November 18, 2025

Gemini 3 is Google’s most intelligent AI model and it’s available now — here’s everything you need to know

Gemini 3 Pro is the latest AI model from Google, marking the debut of the Gemini 3 series and enhancing Google's position in AI benchmarks. It is now available through the Gemini app and AI Mode in Google Search for paid subscribers. Gemini 3 Pro is recognized for its advanced multimodal understanding and coding capabilities, aiming towards artificial general intelligence (AGI). It has achieved a score of 1,501 points on the LMArena leaderboard, surpassing Grok 4.1 Thinking, and scored 37.5% on Humanity's Last Exam without tool usage. The model is designed to provide smart, concise, and direct responses, improving user interactions. It has an ELO score of 1,487 on the WebDev Arena leaderboard and can perform tasks such as building 3D video games and websites. Gemini 3 Deep Think, an enhancement of Gemini 3, is expected to improve results on Humanity's Last Exam to 41%. Gemini 3 is also accessible for developers through platforms like Google AI Studio and Antigravity, which features advanced AI agents capable of independent coding tasks. Subscribers to Google AI Pro and Ultra will soon have access to an automatic model selector in Search for complex queries.

AppWizard

November 18, 2025

My favorite horror game of 2025 sounds like a literal nightmare because its composer sampled the creaking of an old house and a metal saw scraping ‘an instrument that sounded horrifying yet could have been made in feudal Japan’

Labyrinth of the Demon King is a first-person survival horror game set in Feudal Japan, featuring a soundscape composed by Remu Daifuku. Daifuku's sound design includes unsettling noises such as gurgles and eerie biwa string solos. He recorded sounds from his old house and the town's bonshō bell to enhance authenticity. A custom daxophone was created using old nokogiri blades to align with the game's historical context. The final sound design was processed through an old tape machine for a gritty texture that complements the game's visuals. The soundtrack is available on YouTube and itch.io, and the game can be found on Steam.