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Google breaks down Gemini’s daily limits for prompts and image creation
AppWizard
September 9, 2025

Google breaks down Gemini’s daily limits for prompts and image creation

Google has clarified the usage limits for its Gemini AI tools, providing specific daily allowances for users. Free Gemini 2.5 Pro users can access five prompts per day and a 32,000-token context window. AI Pro subscribers receive 100 prompts per day, a 1 million-token context, 1,000 image generations, 20 Deep Research reports, and three Veo 3 videos daily. The AI Ultra plan offers the same token and image generation limits as the Pro plan but includes 200 Deep Research reports, 10 Deep Think prompts, and five Veo 3 videos daily. Free users can also create five Deep Research reports per month and generate up to 20 Audio Overviews each day. Both paid plans provide priority access to new features.
Create Your Own Android Bot with New Androidify Tool
AppWizard
September 8, 2025

Create Your Own Android Bot with New Androidify Tool

Google has introduced Androidify, a tool for small business owners to design personalized Android bots via a web interface or app. It utilizes advanced AI technology, including Gemini 2.5 Flash for photo captioning and Imagen for creating customized bots from user uploads. Users can animate their bots into 8-second videos using Veo technology, enhancing social media engagement. The tool allows businesses to create unique visual identities for marketing campaigns, although some users may face challenges in navigating AI tools and integrating them into existing strategies.
Windows 11 news and updates: Sora video AI comes to Bing while USB-C changes will make all of our lives easier
Winsage
June 3, 2025

Windows 11 news and updates: Sora video AI comes to Bing while USB-C changes will make all of our lives easier

Microsoft has made adjustments to Windows 11 and Windows 10 to comply with the Digital Markets Act for users in the European Economic Area, including stopping prompts to set Edge as the default browser and automatically pinning users' preferred browsers to the Taskbar. The optional update KB5058499 (OS Build 26100.4202) for Windows 11, released on May 28, 2025, improves gaming stability and includes upgrades to AI tools. OpenAI's Sora AI model is now available globally in the Bing Video Creator within the Bing mobile app. Notepad has added support for Markdown syntax. Microsoft has committed that all USB-C ports on Windows 11 will support data, charging, and display functionalities, with USB4 ports being compatible with Thunderbolt 3 and USB4 peripherals. The release date for Windows 11 version 25H2 is anticipated between September and October 2025.
There’s AI Inside Windows Paint and Notepad Now. Here’s How to Use It
Winsage
April 15, 2025

There’s AI Inside Windows Paint and Notepad Now. Here’s How to Use It

Companies are integrating artificial intelligence into their software, with recent updates to Windows applications like Paint and Notepad showcasing AI enhancements. In Windows Paint, a Copilot button introduces three features: 1. Image Creator: Users can generate images from descriptive prompts, selecting styles for the output. 2. Generative Erase: This tool lets users remove unwanted elements from images and fills in the background using surrounding pixels. 3. Remove Background: This feature isolates the main subject of an image by turning the background white. Generative Erase and Remove Background are free, while Image Creator requires AI credits available through Microsoft 365 or Copilot Pro subscriptions. In Windows Notepad, the Copilot button offers features to refine existing text: 1. Make shorter and Make longer: Adjusts the length of selected text. 2. Change tone: Modifies the text's tone to be inspirational, formal, casual, or humorous. 3. Change format: Restructures text into lists, marketing language, or poetry. 4. Rewrite: Provides previews of rewritten text for selection. Notepad's AI-powered rewrites are limited for free users, with extensive use requiring AI credits tied to a Microsoft 365 or Copilot Pro subscription. The Copilot button can be disabled in settings for a distraction-free experience.
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AppWizard
November 22, 2024

Devs need to disclose if game uses genAI on Itch.io

Developers on Itch.io are now required to disclose the use of generative AI in their gaming projects. They must specify if their game incorporates generative AI and detail its applications, including graphics, sound, text, dialogue, and code. Games utilizing generative AI will be tagged accordingly, with distinct tags for specific functions. Generative AI is defined as systems that produce new content by learning from extensive datasets, such as ChatGPT for text and DALL-E for images. Developers are encouraged to use the AI Disclosure section on their project’s edit page for accurate tagging. However, projects using self-contained algorithms that do not rely on large datasets are exempt from these requirements, as are traditional game AI functionalities like NPC pathfinding and procedural level generation.
Meta improves calls and adds useful features in Messenger
AppWizard
November 22, 2024

Meta improves calls and adds useful features in Messenger

Meta has introduced several enhancements to its Messenger app, including HD video call support, which is automatically enabled on Wi-Fi and can be activated during mobile data calls. Users can adjust noise suppression settings and audio output preferences in the Call Settings menu. The app now allows users to leave voice or video messages. AI-generated backgrounds are accessible during calls by entering a description, and AI-generated image creation is available in Messenger chats, as well as on Facebook and Instagram. Additionally, hands-free calling and messaging through Apple's Siri voice assistant have been implemented, allowing users to send messages or initiate calls without direct interaction with their devices.
Windows and Office get smart: An overview of Microsoft's AI services
Winsage
November 20, 2024

Windows and Office get smart: An overview of Microsoft’s AI services

Microsoft is integrating artificial intelligence across its software ecosystem, particularly in Windows and Office applications. The AI assistant Copilot is accessible via the taskbar or Start menu and operates through the Edge browser, allowing users to engage with AI for tasks like generating text and creating images. Copilot is embedded in Microsoft Edge, enabling users to ask questions and receive answers powered by Bing, with options for different conversational styles. The Edge integration offers enhanced capabilities such as summarizing web content and utilizing plugins for travel and dining searches, which are not available in the standalone app. Microsoft's Paint application has been upgraded with Cocreator and Image Creator features that use AI to generate images based on user descriptions, leveraging Dall-e technology from OpenAI. The Image Creator operates through Microsoft’s cloud resources, while Cocreator processes locally on Copilot Plus devices. The Windows Photo Viewer has a generative erase function that allows users to remove unwanted objects from photos, intelligently filling in gaps left behind. Microsoft has developed PCs with Neural Processing Units (NPUs) to handle AI tasks locally, enhancing performance and addressing data privacy concerns. The Designer feature has expanded from PowerPoint to Word, providing AI-driven design suggestions, but requires a paid Microsoft 365 subscription. The Copilot Pro subscription allows for text generation, template creation, and data analysis in Excel, though some limitations exist. AI capabilities have also been integrated into tools like Clipchamp and Teams for video creation and communication management. Microsoft has paused the rollout of the Recall feature, which tracks user activity through screenshots, due to privacy concerns.
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