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Google's beloved Androidify app is back with new features for making your own Android Bot

Google has relaunched its Androidify app, now using AI to create custom Android Bot avatars from your photos or text prompts. The new app leverages Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash and Imagen AI models to ...
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My Android bot wears ski goggles (or Vision Pros), has overalls, is purple, and is uselessly cute.

Google’s Android mascot, “The Bot,” debuted during CES in December, and now the company lets people customize their own Bots for fun. 9to5Google points out dressing up The Bot harkens back to ...
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Hands-on: How the new Android ‘Bot’ figure compares to older collectibles

After introducing “The Bot” last year as the updated Android mascot, a new mini collectible figure has arrived and, not only is it truly adorable, but it’s also a big improvement over older Android ...
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Google unveils new September features: LE Audio sharing & custom Android bots

Google launches LE Audio Auracast for synchronized listening on multiple devices like the Pixel series 8 and Sony headphones. Introducing Androidify: create your personalized Android bot with AI tools ...
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Androidify to Soon Let You Add Personalized Android Bot to Your Wear OS Watch Face

Google’s revived Androidify app now reportedly supports Wear OS, allowing users to create custom Android Bot watch faces. The latest app update, version 1.2.1, rolling out via the Play Store, has this ...
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The best use for AI: You can now turn yourself into an Android Bot by uploading a photo

Google has announced a new Androidify app, allowing you to build your own Android Bot. This app lets you build an Android Bot by uploading a photo of yourself. You’ll need to compile the app yourself ...