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At the 2025 new product launch event held recently in Xi'an, Philips Audio and Accessories Company introduced three groundbreaking products, attracting the attention of many tech enthusiasts. These new products include the "Blade" magnetic charging power bank designed for young white-collar workers and Generation Z, the 8 Pro AI Earphones tailored for business elites, and the KTV Cloud Speaker suitable for family entertainment. This series of innovative products not only highlights Philips' leadership in the consumer electronics field, but also marks the opening of a new market segment in China. Among them, the most eye-catching

Google launched a new experimental app called Doppl on Thursday in the US for iOS and Android platforms, aiming to let users see how different clothes look on them through artificial intelligence technology. The app uses AI to generate virtual images of users wearing clothes, even converting static images into dynamic videos, providing an immersive try-on experience. The core feature of Doppl allows users to upload full-body photos, then import photos or screenshots of clothing to try them on their digital version.

Recently, Google announced that the upcoming Gemini feature will replace Google Assistant on Android devices. According to an internal email obtained by Android Police, the Gemini update will start rolling out on July 7th. This update will allow users to still control phone calls, messages, WhatsApp, and other apps through this AI assistant even when the Gemini app is closed. This change aims to enhance user experience.

Recently, Google officially launched an AI fitting room app called Doppl, aimed at providing users with a new virtual try-on experience. With this app, users can simply upload a full-body photo and then choose their favorite clothes to try on. Whether these clothes come from thrift stores, friends' outfits, or images on social media, they can be easily achieved. The operation process of Doppl is very simple. Users first need to upload their full-body photos to the app. Then, they can upload photos or screenshots of other clothes to...

Black Forest Labs officially announced that its new image editing model FLUX.1Kontext [dev] is now open source, drawing widespread attention from the AI community. As the latest member of the FLUX.1 series, this model is praised as an open-source alternative comparable to GPT-4o, thanks to its powerful image editing capabilities and efficient performance. FLUX.1Kontext [dev] is based on a 1.2 billion parameter flow matching transformer architecture, specifically designed for image editing tasks, and supports consumer-grade hardware.

Recently, Google officially launched its latest text-to-image model **Imagen4** through the Gemini API, marking an important milestone in the field of generative AI (AIGC). According to Google's official blog and community feedback, Imagen4 has achieved breakthroughs in generating text within images, solving a long-standing technical bottleneck in AIGC, and providing developers with a tool for creating high-quality visual content. It is reported that the model comes in two versions: **Imagen4** and **Imagen4Ultra**, with respective pricing details yet to be fully disclosed.

Recently, an intelligent academic research tool called ScholAI has attracted widespread attention. This innovative tool, based on the Multi-Cloud Platform (MCP), integrates functions such as paper search, analysis, management, CCF ranking query, and semantic query analysis, providing researchers with an efficient and intelligent academic research solution. The AIbase editorial team has compiled the latest information from the web to provide you with a comprehensive overview of ScholAI's unique advantages and future potential. Core Features of ScholAI: One