After testing in Public Preview, Google Home for Android and iOS is now getting a “significant upgrade” to the household automation editor.

Google is launching a free consumer version of its video editor Vids that will be available without any AI-powered features.

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Google latest update for the Google Home app enables stronger, more detailed automations, making your smart home even more responsive.

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Google is expanding access to its AI-powered video editor, Vids, previously exclusive to Google Workspace or AI plan subscribers, now available for all users.

Google announced Wednesday a bit of good news for Workspace users: Vids, a video-editing tool, will be made free for all users. Previously, it was a paid add-on. Not everything from Vids is free, ...

Google is rolling out a basic version of Vids to everyone. Until now, the AI-powered video editor has only been available to ...

The Google Vids video creator and editor tool is now freely available for everyone, and for paid users, it just landed some ...

TL;DR: Google Vids is a new browser-based video editor integrated with Google Drive, offering features like adding media, audio, text, and transitions. It supports AI-generated clips and avatars, with ...

Google debuted its new-age video editor called Vids for the Google Workspace productivity suite last year. On Wednesday, the company is adding new features like AI avatars, automatic transcript ...

Google Home for Android and iOS is rolling out a significant upgrade to its household automation editor, enhancing customization power and flexibility.