The new app lets anyone use Google's Nano Banana in a fun new way, with fill-in-the-blank AI "recipes" that users can share.

Among them are a prompt-based editing feature and an "Ask" button that fields questions about a photo's content.

Following our report at the start of this month, Google Photos for Android is rolling out its new gradient redesign of the homescreen icon.

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Apple is preparing iOS 26.1, a quiet but meaningful change to how photos move off an iPhone. Third party apps will be able to upload images in the background, so you can start a backup or a post, ...

Apple is rolling out a round of enhancements that will make it easier for developers to submit, manage, and market their apps on the App Store. Here’s what’s new. As detailed in the News section of ...

Your daily life as a Google user will soon look slightly different. The logos for both Google Maps and Google Photos are reportedly set for a revamp. The news comes from Google-focused tech website ...

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Penn State was back on the practice field Wednesday, continuing to prepare for Saturday's matchup with No. 2 Indiana at Beaver Stadium (noon Eastern, FOX). This is our photo gallery from the portion ...

Vacations are getting expensive and not everyone can afford a big Europe holiday. But now, an AI app is promising to change that (at least on your Instagram feed). The app uses artificial intelligence ...

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