Gemini platform Archives

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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 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 24, 2025

Gemini continues pushing out Google Assistant in a steady rebrand effort

The Gemini app is being updated, with the "Hey Google & Voice Match" settings page renamed to "Talk to Gemini hands-free." Assistant labels are being replaced with Gemini throughout the wake-word setup flow. Google is phasing out the Google Assistant branding, with plans for further rebranding as March 2026 approaches, leading to the retirement of the classic Assistant from most devices. Despite these changes, the core functionality of voice recognition will remain the same, allowing users to still activate the system by saying "Hey Google." The transition will include more instances of Gemini branding replacing old Assistant references across the Android interface.

AppWizard

November 24, 2025

NotebookLM is so great, Google is adding even more ways to access it

Google is enhancing its Gemini platform by integrating it with applications like Google Photos and Messages, and is considering adding NotebookLM as a Connected App. Currently, Gemini connects with YouTube Music and various Google Workspace applications. The anticipated NotebookLM feature may allow users to import notebooks into the Gemini chatbot, enabling interaction with notebook content without returning to the NotebookLM interface. Google is also exploring linking notebooks as attachments in the text input box of the chatbot. These enhancements aim to improve accessibility and productivity across devices.

AppWizard

October 24, 2025

Gemini might look like Circle to Search on Android with this leaked feature

Google is developing a new feature for the Gemini platform on Android that allows users to "circle" or highlight specific areas of uploaded images, directing the AI's focus to those details. This feature aims to improve user interaction by enabling the AI to describe images and identify circled elements without additional user input. Additionally, the Circle to Search functionality has been enhanced with "one-tap actions" for extracting contact information and a continuous real-time translation feature that provides instant translations while users scroll through content on select Android devices and Galaxy smartphones.

AppWizard

October 14, 2025

Google’s Nano Banana AI image tool is taking over your favorite apps

NotebookLM allows users to generate visuals in six styles, including Watercolor and Anime, and convert notes into narrated video summaries. Google is evolving Search and Google Lens with a new Create mode for instant editing using Nano Banana. Integration with Google Photos is forthcoming for AI-powered edits. Nano Banana, initially part of the Gemini framework, is expanding into consumer applications, enhancing image generation and editing capabilities. It can modify backgrounds, adjust styles, merge images, and create custom illustrations from text. Each output includes watermarks for identification. Since its launch in 2025, Nano Banana has attracted over 10 million new users to the Gemini platform.

AppWizard

September 27, 2025

Apple Built a ChatGPT-Like App You’ll—Likely—Never Get to Use

Apple has introduced an internal tool called Veritas, a chatbot application used by employees to aid in the development of Siri's upcoming AI enhancements. Veritas serves as a testing ground for generative AI technology and is not intended for public release. It allows Apple staff to manage conversations, store chats, and engage in dialogues on various topics. The tool supports the internal testing of new technologies for Siri, which is undergoing a significant overhaul codenamed Linwood, aimed at making Siri a more powerful personal assistant. This project has faced delays due to engineering challenges and has resulted in changes to Apple’s AI leadership. The upgraded Siri is expected to debut as early as March, with ongoing negotiations with external partners, including Google. Apple is also planning a redesigned voice assistant and AI-driven web search functionalities for future releases.

AppWizard

September 16, 2025

Google is making it a lot simpler to find your Gemini-made media

Google is testing a "Created by you" hub within its Gemini platform, designed to centralize images, videos, code, documents, and logs from Deep Research sessions. This feature aims to simplify access to AI-generated content, similar to ChatGPT's Library, by allowing users to find their creations without scrolling through lengthy chat histories. The hub will also include items created with Gemini's Canvas tools and will link back to the original chat for each item. Currently, the feature is not publicly available and is still being refined for better organization.

AppWizard

August 5, 2025

Gemini on Android is getting ready to listen to your audio files (APK teardown)

A recent APK teardown of version 16.30.59.sa.arm64 of the Google app beta indicates that the Gemini Android app may soon allow users to attach audio files, such as MP3s, to their chats. This feature includes a prompt to “Talk live about this,” but it is not yet fully functional. Users can upload audio files and either type a question or select the “talk live” option, though responses from Gemini can be inconsistent. The technology behind Gemini is capable of processing audio input, including summarizing and transcribing, with support for formats like MP3, WAV, and FLAC. This development follows the recent addition of image uploads in the app, suggesting a move towards enhanced multimedia support.

AppWizard

July 15, 2025

Gemini is working to clean up how it handles Canvas previews (APK teardown)

Google has been refining its Gemini platform for over a year, introducing enhancements such as Canvas for document creation and code editing. Currently, users generating web code with Canvas are redirected to a separate Chrome custom tab for previews. However, an APK teardown of the Google Android app version 16.26.64.sa.arm64 indicates that Google is working on allowing code previews directly within the Gemini app, which would streamline the workflow and reduce navigation issues. This change aims to provide a more cohesive user experience, although the mobile interface may still be less expansive than the web version.