Google I/O 2025 happened earlier this week, and when there was no new hardware to talk, the company stopped developers with new AI announcements, search features and amazing press subscriptions.
The first search is the new AI mode chat boot. AI mode handles more complex questions than a traditional search, between chatting with Gemini and barrels in the traditional Google search. For example, you can compare numerous cars for your next big holiday that you can consider buying or pursuing travel options.
How can the AI format look in a new piece of your clothing (you need to upload the image of yourself first), and Google can also track prices in your size and preferred color.
AI mode enhances Google’s AI review, powered by Gemini. You’ve probably seen their searching requests (and often in my experience matters are wrong). When the review is cured, it means that you never have to leave Google Search, which is great for Google but not for the places where Google got the answer. In fact, News/Media Alliance says AI mode is theft. “Google only takes content by force and uses it without return, definition of theft,” said Daniel Kofi, president and CEO Daniel Kofi.
The most interesting announcement for me was the latest upgrade to Google’s video generation and AI video tools.
It unveiled View 3, which is the first repetition of Google’s AI video generator that can make videos with sound a bit more realistic (less unorganized video). It includes a new filmmaking app called flu, based on an experimental video FX feature in which Google has been working for a few years.
With flow, you can edit and extend existing shots, add and select camera movements and approach control, and even add AI video content produced with VEO to projects.
But it still looks kind.
– Matt Smith
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So far: laptop, speaker, unconscious space.
In the past years, we have seen solid sale of Memorial Day on many of our favorite tablets, headphones, charging accessories, robot vacuums and more. It is at the top of all seasonal items that are usually discounted at this time, such as smart girls, pizza oven and outdoor tech. If you are tested but not fully sold, your reminder is that Amazon Prime Day is usually in July. Maybe you can wait.
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Google’s $ 250 subscription for AI
Have a lot of money?
You may want to access the most impressive AI features revealed by Google this week. You may want to play around with the flow. Well, you need some extremely interesting, creative capabilities of the AI pro (20 in a month) or crazy $ 250 AI ultra. Don’t worry, though! Ai Ultra has an introductory offer of $ 125 for the first three months! What A. Dell.
Google is trying to justify its prices by adding YouTube premium and 30 TB cloud storage.
But the YouTube Premium is $ 14 per month-what about the second $ 200?
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Openai has purchased Jonny Evo’s design startup for $ 6.5 billion
This week’s technology wild card.
Openi Jonny Ivo is buying, IO, buying for $ 6.5 billion. And to celebrate, he drew a black and white picture on the iPhone. IV and its design will continue to operate independently from the Studio, Leofarm, Open. However, the other Coofower will become an employee of the Open AI
Along with about 50 50 other engineers, designers and researchers. Does this mean are physical opinion devices on the horizon? Apparently, it will not be able to wear or wear.
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Fujifilm x half a small $ 850 digital camera
With optional retro dating stamp.
The latest trend of military films is the camera, well, cute. The X -HAF is 18 megapixel digital compact camera, but it uses half of the 1 -inch sensor to shoot 3: 4 vertical images. This name comes from half -frame cameras that use a 35 mm film frame in half, which was known as the famous Olympus Panf in the 60s.
The X -half has the same 3: 4 vertical ratio as the military’s instalx mini -instant cameras are, so you can print using an institute mini printer. The army was going viral with the X100 VI, so even more unique (and small!) X can appeal to a similar group of half shooters. It is now on pre -order for 50 850 (black, charcoal silver and silver) with a shipping set starting June 12).
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Netflix found a way to make ads even worse
Yes, it is using AI.
Netflix will launch AI infield ads in 2026, which will play in the middle of a show or whenever consumers will hit the pause in its advertisement projects. Netflix has been steadily increasing subscription costs for its advertisement -free projects, so 2026 will be the final push to Price Subscripts.
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