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Google Launches Disco AI Tool Turning Browser Tabs Into Web Apps

December 14, 2025 by Mintu

Google Unveils Disco: Gemini-Powered AI Transforming Web Browsing

On December 11, 2025, Google introduced Disco, a cutting-edge AI experiment that aims to redefine how users interact with the web. Powered by Gemini 3, Google’s most advanced AI model, Disco enables users to convert browser tabs into custom web applications, referred to as “GenTabs.” Unlike traditional AI chatbots, Disco leverages your active browsing sessions and historical Gemini chat data to generate dynamic, interactive applications that streamline workflows, improve productivity, and enhance learning experiences. Disco reflects Google’s strategy to embed AI more deeply into the web-browsing ecosystem. While AI assistants have existed in stand-alone applications or browsers, Disco emphasizes contextual … Read more

Top 10 Nano Banana Pro Prompts Transforming AI Creativity and Productivity in 2025

November 23, 2025 by Mintu

The Rise of Nano Banana Pro in the Creative AI Era

In the rapidly evolving universe of artificial intelligence, Google DeepMind’s Nano Banana Pro stands out as one of the most disruptive creative technologies of 2025. Designed as a precision-focused AI model, Nano Banana Pro is purpose-built to convert imagination into studio-grade output with unprecedented fidelity. Unlike general-purpose AI generators, this system is optimized for design clarity, accurate text rendering inside images, improved world knowledge, and deeply controllable artistic expression. For creators—whether designers, entrepreneurs, educators, marketers, illustrators, or engineers—Nano Banana Pro represents a new era where ultra-specific instructions meet high-precision execution. Its name may sound playful, but its capabilities are anything … Read more

How to Disable Pervasive AI Tools Like Gemini, Copilot, etc.

October 7, 2025 by Mintu

In just a few years, artificial intelligence (AI) features have invaded nearly every corner of consumer tech. What was once experimental—chatbots, writing assistants, image generation—is now built into smartphones, operating systems, productivity apps, cameras, web browsers, and more. For many users, these tools are welcome: they summarize emails, suggest replies, generate images, or organize information. But for others, they feel intrusive, distracting, or overreaching. Recognizing the tension, Consumer Reports published a practical guide titled “How to Turn Off AI Tools Like Gemini, Apple Intelligence, Copilot, and More” (Consumer Reports), aimed at helping users reclaim control over the AI features in … Read more