After letting I/O 2025 attendees experience it earlier this year, Google is releasing a new AI-powered Androidify app and website. This joins the Android 16 QPR1 launch and September 2025 Pixel Drop.

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Google relaunched the Androidify app today, bringing back a beloved tool for generating social media avatars. The original app was popular for a time but was eventually retired as the classic bugdroid ...

The Androidify app lets you customize your own Android bot. You can use a photo or enter a text prompt. There's an app and a browser version of the tool. If you're an ...

Google revived its Androidify app back in September, with AI-created custom bugdroid avatars. Shortly thereafter, we spotted work on a Wear OS version, but it wasn’t yet public. Today Androidify for ...

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 ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Google brought its Androidify experience to your Wear OS smartwatch today as a watch face. In a brief ...

Google has relaunched its unique Androify app on the Play Store, this time powered by Gemini AI. The app allows you to create playful custom Android bot avatars, with a range of styles and appearances ...