Google has started rolling out a rather big overhaul of the gallery UI in the Messages app. Several things have changed for a completely different look. Those changes are now rolling out to users.

Google has quietly released a new experimental app called AI Edge Gallery, allowing Android users to run a variety of open-source artificial intelligence (AI) models directly on their devices, no ...

Google quietly launched AI Edge Gallery, an experimental Android app that runs AI models offline without internet, bringing Hugging Face models directly to smartphones with enhanced privacy.

Google recently released its AI Edge Gallery, which lets you download and run various AI models on your Android phone. Support for iOS is coming soon.

Google has launched AI Edge Gallery, an open-source platform that enables developers to run advanced AI models directly on Android devices, with iOS support planned for a future release. Released ...

The Google AI Edge Gallery app allows AI models to be run offline. AI on your smartphone is a wild idea but what happens when there’s no internet connectivity? AI models like Gemini 2.5 Flash ...

Google AI Edge Gallery is an app released for smartphones that allows users to search for AI models that can generate images, answer questions, code, etc., and download and run compatible models.

Because the Gallery app works entirely offline and doesn’t connect to your Google account, you only see files saved locally on your phone. As such, everything you see in the main Photos tab is ...

Back in 2019, when Google was still pushing its “Go” apps as slim apps meant for phones without much storage or RAM, they gave us app called “Gallery Go.” At that time, the pitch for this ...

Google has unveiled a new Prompt Gallery feature in its AI Studio platform, significantly enhancing the toolset available to developers working with the Gemini API. This addition, announced by ...

To turn it on, just open the gallery app, go into the app’s settings menu, look for a 'Backup to Google Photos option', and tap the Backup toggle.

Select “All apps” and locate Google Photos. Enter Google Photos and choose “Disable.” This deactivates Google Photos, allowing Google Gallery to take over as the default gallery app.