Honor is set to launch its new Honor 400 and 400 Pro phones on May 22, and they will come with a new AI image-to-video tool powered by Google's Veo 2 model. What's surprising is that this tool will reach Honor users before those subscribed to Google's own Gemini Advanced service—where Veo 2 is currently limited to text-to-video generation and image-to-video is not yet open for general use,

Google is employing Gemini AI to prevent online scams, and that's an exciting use of AI that you'll never really be aware of.

While the I/O 2025 stage may be dominated by AI and Android, Google hasn’t completely forgotten about your wrist. Wear OS 5.1 quietly dropped in March, delivering some relatively minor improvements like better step tracking and revamped media controls.