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AppWizard

January 26, 2026

Best AI apps for Android

Artificial Intelligence is significantly impacting Android, enhancing user experiences in writing, studying, photo editing, web searching, and task management. Notable AI apps for Android in 2026 include: 1. ChatGPT for Android: A popular app for writing, learning, coding, and answering everyday questions, assisting with emails, article summaries, math problems, code generation, and exam preparation. 2. Google Gemini App: Google's official AI assistant, integrating with Gmail, Google Docs, Maps, and Search, aiding in email writing, summaries, and idea generation. 3. Microsoft Copilot: An AI tool for Office users, providing writing, summarization, and image generation features, particularly useful for Microsoft Word, Excel, or Edge users. 4. Perplexity AI: An AI-powered search tool that offers accurate answers with citations, preferred by users over traditional Google Search. 5. Adobe Firefly: An AI image creation and design app that allows users to generate images, remove backgrounds, and apply AI effects using text prompts. 6. Otter AI: Designed for voice recording and transcription, it provides live voice-to-text, speaker detection, and AI-generated summaries. 7. Notion AI: A paid add-on for note-taking, planning, and writing, assisting with content rewriting, note summarization, and brainstorming. 8. Lensa AI: A paid app for photo enhancement and avatar creation, popular on social media. Free AI apps are suitable for casual users and basic tasks, while paid apps cater to professionals and creators who require more advanced features.

AppWizard

November 20, 2025

Peachy – AI Face & Body Editor For Android

Peachy, an AI Face & Body Editor developed by InShot Video Editor, has a rating of 4.8 stars from over 10 million users. It is a free application designed to enhance selfies with professional editing features for both face and body. Key features include cropping and rotating images, adjusting brightness and contrast, an AI object remover, and various filters and presets. The app offers advanced AI capabilities such as intelligent muscle enhancement, body reshaping, face retouching, makeup application, and image quality boosting. Additional tools include portrait enhancement, color enhancement, focus simulation, and night view adjustments. For body contouring, users can sculpt body proportions, enhance curves, and optimize body balance. Skin retouching features allow for smoothing skin, whitening teeth, removing blemishes, and fixing wrinkles. Virtual makeup and hairstyling options include applying AI makeup, boosting hair volume, and changing hair color. Users can contact support via email at peachy.android@inshot.com.

Winsage

December 1, 2024

Win one of two Microsoft Surface CoPilot+ laptops

Two readers of RUSSH will have the chance to win a Microsoft Surface Laptop or Surface Pro, both equipped with the Copilot+ PC, valued at a combined total of ,049. The Copilot+ PC features include a Recall function for retrieving information, Click to Do for intelligent action suggestions, photo enhancement capabilities, an improved Windows search function, and support for popular applications. The devices offer all-day battery life and come in four color options. The competition closes on December 17, 2024.

Winsage

October 24, 2024

Microsoft Photos adds a tool to enhance your low-quality pictures – but there’s a catch

Microsoft has introduced a super resolution feature in the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview, which uses artificial intelligence to enhance and enlarge images up to eight times their original size. This feature is available to all Windows Insiders and is particularly useful for improving low-quality images for printing or display on larger screens. Users can crop images while maintaining resolution, but the feature requires a Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PC and the latest versions of Windows 11 Insider Preview and Microsoft Photos. Initial testing revealed mixed results, with some users reporting minimal improvements in blurry or grainy images. Additionally, Microsoft has added Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to its Photos app, allowing users to extract text from images, supporting over 160 languages. Access to these features requires participation in the Windows Insider Program.