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Google announced that its AI‑powered virtual try‑on feature now works with a single selfie, using the Nano Banana Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model to create a full‑body digital avatar. Users can select a size, generate multiple outfit images, and choose a default try‑on photo, while still having the option to upload a full‑body picture or pick from diverse model representations. The update rolls out in the United States and builds on Google’s earlier try‑on launch that integrated with Search, Shopping and Images, as well as the separate Doppl app for AI‑driven fashion discovery. Ler mais

Google has expanded its Gemini‑powered AI Mode by integrating visual search features drawn from Google Lens and its Image Search technology. Users can now upload photos and ask conversational questions about the content, receiving related images, product details, and contextual information. The new system breaks images into objects, background, color and texture, runs multiple internal queries in parallel, and recombines results that best match user intent. By linking to the Google Shopping Graph, which indexes billions of products, the feature also delivers price, review and availability data for items depicted in photos. While the upgrade promises a more natural, image‑centric search experience, Google acknowledges potential misinterpretations, bias, and the risk that sites lacking optimized visuals may be underrepresented. Ler mais