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Android 17 will come with a feature that lets you make AI-generated widgets to your home screen. Just use any prompt that you want, with as many details as you want.

48,700 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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Bhawik Bhagatvor 5 Monaten

Apple really need to up their game this feature is crazy good 😳

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JΞPR0X Reloadvor 5 Monaten

Thank you Nothing widgets 😊 you're the 1st, you're the original 💯🎯

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Andrew Clarevor 5 Monaten

This is awesome

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celotehasukaruvor 5 Monaten

This is either going to be incredibly useful or absolute chaos 😭 The idea of generating custom widgets with simple prompts sounds amazing, especially for productivity and personalization. Imagine making a widget that combines calendar, weather, battery, reminders, and notes exactly how you want it. But knowing Android users… some home screens are about to become the most overdesigned things ever created 💀

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faizan ahmadvor 5 Monaten

Android 17'or in Pixel?

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OP_Talkvor 5 Monaten

This is pretty cool

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zoeyvor 5 Monaten

Well it's doesn't work for all, only some you can creates just like gemini 😜

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Lokesh Sparrowvor 5 Monaten

It is an interesting shift in how we customize our devices. Moving toward prompt-based design makes the home screen feel much more personal than traditional static layouts. The real test will be whether these widgets remain functional for daily use. Aesthetics are one part of the experience, but they still need to serve a practical purpose to be worth the space.

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게로밍vor 5 Monaten

Wow

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Neerajvor 5 Monaten

Rambler Most voice dictation tools simply transcribe what you say, "umms" and all. Rambler (integrated into Gboard) is unique because it uses real-time reasoning to understand corrections. The "Undo" logic: If you’re dictating a message and say, "Add milk, eggs, and bread to the list... actually, no bread, I still have some," Rambler won't just type that out. It will intelligently remove "bread" from the final text and keep the flow natural. Bilingual Fluidity: It is specifically optimized for "code-switching," meaning it can seamlessly handle sentences that mix languages (like Hindi and English) without getting confused or defaulting to one dictionary.

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Kesen Wongvor 5 Monaten

好丑

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meshvor 5 Monaten

stole nothing OS's nachos without even reheating it smh

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Abhivor 5 Monaten

Flux 0.2 will bring this feature earlier ;)

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※Faikarvor 5 Monaten

This is because no third-party app is willing to create widgets using Material 3 Expressive

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Irfan Adam Mvor 5 Monaten

Wtf is this monochrome design language

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Tatya Bichoovor 5 Monaten

Goated feature

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Trav Montanavor 5 Monaten

Wallpaper plzzzzz

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Moderately Sarcasticvor 5 Monaten

this is a brilliant idea

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Waqar Khanvor 5 Monaten

it was already there from long time in Nothing Play Ground and i peoples in nothing community made a lot of widgets including me , i think google copied the idea of Nothing.

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Hicham Boukhatemvor 5 Monaten

Each year competition on this side prove that Apple is really getting old and tired.

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