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Google gives Chrome an AI side panel

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eWeek · 23h
Gemini, Nano Banana Are Coming to Chrome as Google Reinvents the Browser
Google is baking Gemini into Chrome, with a persistent side panel, Nano Banana image edits, Connected Apps, and auto-browse tasks for some subscribers.

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 · 1d · on MSN
Google fully integrates Gemini into Chrome – introducing a new AI side panel, auto browsing, and Nano Banana
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Google gives Chrome an AI side panel and lets Gemini browse for you
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Google integrates Gemini 3 into Chrome, adds agentic AI features
In the race to challenge AI-first browsers, Google has announced deeper integration of its Gemini 3 model into Chrome.

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Google turns Chrome into an AI browser with Gemini-powered agents
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Google adds Gemini AI-powered ‘auto browse’ to Chrome
 · 4h
5 Ways Google is turning Chrome into an AI-powered browser
One of the main additions is Auto Browse, which lets Gemini navigate websites and complete tasks based on user instructions.

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Agent Chrome: Gemini Spreads Its Wings With More AI Browser Features
Dataquest · 8h
Google adds Gemini AI tools to Chrome in browser update
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Google brings its Nano Banana image generator to Chrome

Following its recent AI makeover of Gmail, Google is bringing more Gemini-powered tools to Chrome. Starting today, a host of new features are rolling out for the browser, with more to come over the next few months.
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Gemini's new sidebar in Chrome is surprisingly helpful but I found its limits

Gemini now lives in a sidebar in Chrome and brings multi-tab understanding and agentic capabilities. But does it really work?
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She named Google's Nano Banana. She has an idea why it went viral.

Google finally revealed the origin of Nano Banana's codename.
The News International
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Nano Banana explained: How Google’s AI got its name

Google has revealed the unexpected story behind Nano Banana, the AI image generation model that has gone viral across social media. According to an official Google DeepMind blog, the name
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How Nano Banana Got Its Name?

How did Nano Banana get its name? Read the fun story of Google's AI image model, its origin, tech specs, creator, and uses in this engaging behind-the-scenes look for AI fans.
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Keep Nano Banana Characters Consistent Using Reference Sheets in Stills and Video

Make consistent Nano Banana characters with a reference guide sheet from one photo or prompt, then adjust aspect ratio for sharper shots
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Meet The Google Product Manager Who Named ‘Nano Banana’: Naina Raisinghani’s Story Goes Viral

Ever wondered why Google named its Gemini image editing tool as 'Nano Banana'? Apparently, it was a 2.30am decision made by Naina Raisinghani, a Product Manager at Google DeepMind. Her story of how Nano Banana got its name has gone viral on the Internet, not because its crazy, but because of her quick thinking and personal life reference.
CNET
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I Wanted Just the Right Party Invite. Nano Banana Pro Made It Easy

Then, click on Create Image. Before you put in your first prompt, ponder on the look, feel and style of the invitation. For example, for my baby shower invite, I wanted a minimal yet meaningful design, with room to touch on the story of their conception. I even asked ChatGPT (in a separate tab) to create my prompt for Nano Banana:
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Nano Banana just hit the wall and landed in E Ink

SwitchBot launches its AI Art Frame, an E Ink picture frame with built-in AI image generation and up to two years of battery life.

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