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AppWizard

December 8, 2025

Gemini revamps its web interface with fresh look and new ‘My Stuff’ folder

Google has redesigned its Gemini web interface, featuring a cleaner look and an updated dark theme. The new "My Stuff" folder simplifies access to previous content, while UI improvements coincide with the launch of Gemini's latest AI models, including Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro. The homepage now greets users with "Hi," and includes a prompt bar with suggestions, along with a spinning animation of the Gemini logo. The left menu has been adjusted to include "My Stuff," allowing users to store images, videos, and Canvas creations separately from chat interactions. The chat interface has enhancements such as a dropdown menu for sharing, pinning, renaming, and deleting conversations.

AppWizard

December 7, 2025

Gemini’s refresh: Unveiling the new ‘My Stuff’ folder for seamless user navigation

Google introduced a refined design for its Gemini web interface on December 3, featuring a modern aesthetic with a sleek dark theme and an enhanced "My Stuff" folder. The new design includes a bluish-gray background in light mode and a fully-black backdrop in dark mode, with a friendly greeting and tailored suggestions. The "My Stuff" section allows users to store images, videos, and Canvas creations separately from chat interactions. The chat interface has been improved with a new dropdown menu for managing conversations. This update coincides with the launch of Gemini's latest AI models, Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro, which enhance Google Search with multimodal responses.

AppWizard

June 12, 2025

I tried Google’s secret, open source, offline AI app to see if it’s better than Gemini

Google has introduced the AI Edge Gallery, an application that allows users to download and run large language models (LLMs) directly on their Android devices for offline processing. The app features four distinct LLMs categorized into three functions: Ask Image, Prompt Lab, and AI Chat. Users can engage in image analysis, chat interactions, and prompt-based tasks. The installation process is cumbersome, requiring users to download the app from GitHub and create a Hugging Face account. Once operational, the app has a sleek interface and smooth functionality. It can provide travel planning advice, explain complex theories, generate recipes, rewrite text, summarize content, and recognize images, although it struggles with less common subjects like landmarks. AI Edge Gallery does not have the same level of control over devices as Google's Gemini and cannot execute commands like turning on the flashlight.

AppWizard

June 3, 2025

Nintendo Switch Parental Control app gets a huge update ahead of a Switch 2 summer

Nintendo has released an updated version of its Parental Control app, available on the Play Store, featuring a redesigned interface and enhanced functionality. The app now includes comprehensive parental controls for GameChat, allowing parents to manage their children's communication and video chat interactions. Parents can also extend gaming sessions on the Switch or Switch 2 by increments of five, fifteen, or thirty minutes, or disable time limits entirely. The update introduces GameChat on the Switch 2, featuring a "C" button for initiating chats and a camera accessory for enhanced virtual interactions. Additionally, Nintendo is addressing potential emulation issues on Android devices with a planned "Game Key Card."

AppWizard

April 8, 2025

Google’s most useful, underrated service could soon have an app of its very own

Google's NotebookLM research assistant has been in development since 2023 and is designed to assist users in managing tasks and information. An app for NotebookLM is currently in development to improve accessibility on mobile devices, as the web interface has been cumbersome on smaller screens. The app announcement was made via the official NotebookLM X account, stating, “the NotebookLM app is coming soon!” The exact release timeline is not specified.

AppWizard

November 21, 2024

Messenger Updates Display of Multi-Image Uploads In-Stream

Messenger has introduced a new feature that allows users to display multiple photos as stacked thumbnails in chat streams. Tapping on these thumbnails reveals a comprehensive view of all images, enabling likes and comments directly from this interface. This update builds on the Shared Album option introduced earlier for group chats, expanding the photo display functionality to all chat interactions. The enhancement aims to foster a more interactive environment and increase user engagement within the app. The update is currently being rolled out in the latest version of Messenger.