In any case, it's an impressive image editor (and generator), and here’s how you can use it. How to use Google Nano Banana.

This project demonstrates how to build a gesture-controlled robot using ESP32 microcontrollers and an MPU6050 sensor mounted on a glove. The robot is controlled wirelessly via MQTT, and its movements ...

Learn how to create your 3D Figurine character and turn it into a Video. Gemini Nano Banana lets you design a lifelike mini ...

To use Nano Banana, you’ll first want to sign in to Gemini. If you’re already a user of Google products like Gmail and Docs, ...

Several notable AI models were released or updated during this week. Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (codename: Nano Banana): This is a state-of-the-art image generation and editing model from Google ...

A new AI trend has taken the internet by storm. You can now use Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash 'Nano Banana' engine to create 3D ...

If you haven’t tried it yet, all you need is the Nano Banana app and the Google Gemini AI photo editing prompts. Millions of ...

The Gemini Nano Banana AI image model by Google is taking the internet by storm. Social media users can’t keep calm and are flooding the app to create their realistic 3D figurines - sometimes even ...

If you think it’s too much work to write about your projects you’re simply wrong, and I’m going to prove it to you. The first of this set of videos walks though the steps for submitting an official ...

The Donut Dongle connects to a switch in a way that allows it to see which port is active. When a console powers on (auto-switching) or an input is manually selected, the Donut Dongle sends a serial ...

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