Andy

So, you know, we've been seeing the emergence of browser-based agents.

And Perplexity's Comet was one of the very first to come out and is actually reputed to be more advanced in many respects than the other browser-based agents that are available.

And they just released the mobile version for Android devices.

I don't think they have a mobile device for iOS yet.

I think they just released it for Android, but I may be wrong about that.

But now it's getting down to the point where a mobile browser can be used as an active agent.

And when we say agent now, we're talking about an agent that can actually plan and execute and operate out there on the web.

So it will take actions for you and you can provide settings that would

militate that the agent first get your approval for any major step like using your credit card or representing that they are you, in fact, out there.

Okay, so that's my first little tidbit.

I have a few more little ones after you.

So it's saying that we can add images to our slides.

Very nice.

So Google Slides uses it.

For those of you listening only, it's now showing extended text.

Right.

Let me talk about,

NanoBanana Pro, and I think you're going to lead us into the discussion about what are the missing features in this complex multimodal system that's powered by Gemini 3 now that makes it possible to do really complex images.

So I was just reading through the newsletters this morning, and I came across one that was

You know providing a little tutorial on how to use Google's nano banana Pro to create precise visuals infographics storyboards and high converting lead magnets Text and labels that finally make AI image generation usable for real work All right, so I looked at their example and