A few days ago, Google finally explained why its best AI image generation model is called Nano Banana, confirming speculation that the moniker was just a placeholder that stuck after the model went ...

In mid-August, a mysterious Nano Banana AI image generator went viral, not because of its catchy name, but because of the AI-generated images testers kept posting online. Some believed Nano Banana, ...

In experiments, researchers showed that the disease-spreading insects couldn’t resist the sweet smell of a fungus that infected and killed them. By Jason P. Dinh Watch your back, DEET. There’s a new ...

Nano Banana is a photo editing tool from Gemini. Google / Google If you’re interested in the world of AI, or even if you’re not, you’ve likely heard of the catchily named Nano Banana from Google. Nano ...

Potentially getting as small as a mosquito, new micro drone technology could change the nature of some military operations. Micro drones are cheap and versatile, but tiny batteries limit their range.

Nano Banana has been a hit in the Gemini app, and Google is now bringing the model’s (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) viral image editing and generation to AI Mode, as well as Google Lens. On Android, there’s ...

Amazon drone deliveries will resume Friday after being suspended for two days after two Prime Air delivery drones struck a crane in Arizona, resulting in “substantial” damage and a fire. The two MK30 ...

A lab worker examines trapped mosquitoes for signs of West Nile Virus and other diseases at the Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District laboratory on June 27, 2023, in Garden Grove, Calif.

Following last week’s announcement, Google shared today how much of a hit Nano Banana has been for the Gemini app. Officially, it’s called Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, but Google is actively referring to ...

What if you could create stunning, professional-grade image edits without ever touching a single layer or navigating a maze of menus? Imagine typing a simple phrase like, “Add a glowing sunset behind ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Chinese authorities are using nets, spraying insecticide and even deploying drones to fight the mosquito-borne chikungunya virus, which has infected thousands of people.