Google now lets some desktop users create images using the Nano Banana model through AI Mode. Tested on Chrome and other ...

Perplexity has officially launched the Comet AI browser for Android, bringing desktop-like features to smartphones. The launch makes Perplexity one of the AI browsers that are available to mobile ...

You can ask Perplexity questions about specific tabs by mentioning them, or even use voice mode to quiz the browser about everything you have open at once.

The Perplexity Comet browser has launched for Android, aiming to enhance web navigation through AI assistance. This version mirrors the desktop experience, featuring an on-page AI assistant, voice ...

The company expands its answer-first browsing model to the world’s largest mobile platform, positioning Comet as a challenger ...

While Perplexity has chosen to launch on Android, the company said it will also come to iOS soon. The company noted that Android has been a priority because of the volume of carriers and OEMs that ...

Google is testing the experimental Nano Banana AI image generator in Chrome Canary for Android, moving the feature beyond the desktop.

Chrome Canary on Android now lets users create AI images from the address bar using the Nano Banana experiment ...

Although Android is owned by Google - Perplexity's biggest and most powerful competitor - it could help to make Comet the default browser for many users.

Perplexity has brought its AI‑native Comet browser to Android, adding a tap‑to‑ask assistant, voice control across tabs, cross‑tab summaries and a built‑in ad blocker—all adapted for mobile.

DuckDuckGo mobile browser is the silent winner in the modern Android browsing space. It offers privacy by default, leveraging ...