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Google has introduced a new service tier called GeForce Now Fast Pass, exclusively for Chromebook users. This initiative aims to enhance the gaming experience on Chromebooks by offering a free year of access to GeForce Now, a cloud gaming service.

Android Quick Share has been updated to work with Apple's AirDrop feature on Pixel 10 phones, enhancing file-sharing capabilities between the two platforms. This integration allows users to seamlessly share files across Android and Apple devices, marking a significant step in cross-platform compatibility.

Google has launched the Nano Banana Pro, an advanced AI image editing tool built on the Gemini 3 Pro model. This new tool enhances the visualization of information, utilizing Gemini's sophisticated reasoning and real-world knowledge to generate more realistic images than ever before.

Android and iPhone users can now share files starting with the Pixel 10, as the Android Quick Share feature has been updated to work with Apple's AirDrop. This integration allows seamless file sharing between Android and Apple devices, enhancing user experience and connectivity across platforms.

Google is set to enhance the conversational AI capabilities of Android Auto, improving the integration of AI from smartphones into vehicles. This upgrade aims to provide users with a more seamless and efficient experience while using their cars.

Google has launched its new image-generator model, Nano Banana Pro, which utilizes the capabilities of Gemini 3 to produce more realistic AI-generated images. This model is now available for users globally, marking a significant advancement in Google's AI technology.

Google has launched the Nano Banana Pro, an upgrade to its AI image tool, now capable of generating images in 4K resolution thanks to the new Gemini 3 model. However, the update has received criticism for the removal of the AI watermarks, which some users found beneficial for transparency.

Google has announced that its AI model, Gemini, can now identify images generated by its own artificial intelligence. Users can inquire whether an image was created using Google's AI technology. However, there are limitations to this capability, which may affect its reliability and effectiveness in practical applications.