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Tech & Startup News in Hindi | लेटेस्ट टेक और स्टार्टअप न्यूज़
Google is postponing the wider release of its Gemini-powered “Ask Photos” tool due to performance issues. Product manager Jamie Aspinall cited problems with latency, quality, and user experience. The feature, which enables natural language searches within Google Photos, was first announced at Google I/O. A revised version is expected to launch in about two weeks.
Read more on: TechCrunch
Google unveiled Flow, an AI filmmaking tool built for creatives using Veo 3, Imagen, and Gemini. Flow enables intuitive storytelling with cinematic video generation, scene consistency, and camera controls. Available via Google AI Pro and Ultra plans, it empowers creators like Dave Clark, Junie Lau, and Henry Daubrez to push boundaries in visual storytelling through collaborative innovation.
Read more on: Google Blog
Google’s annual I/O 2025 keynote didn’t disappoint, unleashing a flood of AI innovations and fresh updates across Search, Android, productivity tools, and futuristic hardware. From real-time language translation to AI-powered video creation, here’s a smart rundown of everything worth knowing from the keynote stage.
Source: Engadget
At Google I/O 2025, Google announced a major expansion of Project Mariner, its experimental AI agent that can browse websites and perform online tasks on behalf of users. Now capable of multitasking and integrated into more platforms, Mariner represents Google’s push toward redefining how we interact with the internet.
Source: TechCrunch
Google is stepping deeper into the world of smart wearables by partnering with Warby Parker. The tech giant is investing up to $150 million to co-create stylish, AI-powered glasses built on Android XR. The announcement was made at Google I/O 2025 and marks a bold move to rival Meta’s efforts in the same space.
Source: TechCrunch
Google’s AI-driven tool, NotebookLM, designed to help users navigate and make sense of complex information, is now accessible as a mobile app on both Android and iOS platforms. The app brings key features of NotebookLM to smartphones and tablets, enabling users to explore, understand, and interact with content on the go.
Source: Google
Google I/O 2025 kicks off this Tuesday, and there’s plenty of buzz around what the tech giant has in store. While Android 16 has already been teased in last week’s “Android Show” livestream, the spotlight is now shifting to AI breakthroughs, XR devices, and updates across Google’s core services.
Source: Gadgets360
