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  Google Photos’ New AI Feature Will Let You Star in Personalised Memes

  Google Photos is launching Me Meme, an AI feature that lets users generate personalised memes by inserting their own photos into popular meme formats. The tool works through the “Create” menu, offers a range of templates and lets users customise captions. Me Meme is optional, user-initiated and rolling out gradually in supported regions.

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  OpenAI Takes on Google Translate With Its New AI-Powered Translation Feature

  OpenAI has silently released a new interface on its ChatGPT website, aimed at offering text translations. The experience opens in a new webpage that has a similar layout as Google Translate. Currently, users can either type the text or paste it from a different website. While it is a useful feature, the translation part does not seem to use any art...

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  Google Brings SynthID-Powered Deepfake AI Video Detection Tool to Gemini App

  Google has added a new video verification tool to Gemini that helps users check whether a clip was created or edited using Google’s AI models. Users can upload a video and ask Gemini to analyse it for SynthID watermarks. The feature follows a similar image tool launched last month and aims to make it easier to spot AI-generated or edited videos.

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  Google Search Adds '+' Button For Easy File And Image Uploads To AI Mode

  Google has added a new plus (+) button to its search homepage that lets users upload images and documents directly into AI Mode for intelligent analysis and answers, marking a step toward deeper AI integration in its search experience.

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  Google Is Reportedly Testing AI Mode Integration Within Chrome Browser

  Google is testing a new version of AI Mode that runs natively inside Chrome, letting users chat with the model, upload files and images, and summarise webpages without opening Google Search. Spotted in the latest Chrome Canary build, the experimental “Contextual Tasks” page suggests a self-contained AI experience similar to Perplexity’s Comet...

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  NotebookLM App Gets an In-Built Camera, Lets Users Upload Images as a Source

  Google’s NotebookLM app now includes a built-in camera on Android and iOS, letting users capture photos of handwritten notes, whiteboards or printed documents and add them as sources. Users can also upload images directly from their gallery. The update expands input options beyond text, PDFs and audio, making it easier to digitise analogue materi...

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  Google Expands Its AI-Powered Virtual Apparel Try On Tool to India

  Google’s virtual try on feature, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tool that allows users to see how they would look in an outfit, is finally coming to India. The Mountain View-based tech giant announced the expansion of the feature on Wednesday, highlighting that the users in the country can now find a new “try it on” icon across Googl...

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  Google's Gemini Could Soon Be Updated With a ChatGPT-Style Projects Feature: Report

  Google is reportedly preparing to add a Projects feature to Gemini, offering a sandboxed space where users can group multiple chats under a single topic. An APK teardown of the latest Google app beta revealed the interface, including options to set a project focus, upload files and organise work. The feature is still inactive and unannounced, and f...

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  Gemini 3-Powered Nano Banana Pro AI Model Integrated Into Adobe Photoshop, Firefly

  Adobe has added the Nano Banana Pro model to Photoshop and Firefly, following its recent partnership with Google. Users can generate images and make text-based edits across apps, with Creative Cloud Pro and Firefly subscribers getting unlimited generations until December 1. The model is also available in Firefly Boards for brainstorming and in Phot...

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  DigiLocker: How to Store Your Aadhaar, PAN and Other Documents Safely on Your Phone

  DigiLocker acts as a cloud-based service for storing government-issued documents. The DigiLocker app and website allow you to digitise your documents and make them available to you at all times. These digitised documents are considered to be at par with original physical ones and are accepted by authorities. Here is a step-by-step guide on how you ...