Google is expanding its Gemini artificial intelligence offerings with two newly announced tools: Omni Flash and Nano Banana 2 Lite. According to the reporting, Nano Banana 2 Lite focuses on image creation, with an emphasis on faster image generation. Omni Flash targets video generation and editing, described as enabling “talking” or conversational workflows for producing and modifying video content. Both outlets say the updates are available this week, indicating that the tools are being rolled out to users now rather than later. While the sources broadly describe what each tool is for—images for Nano Banana 2 Lite and conversational video generation/editing for Omni Flash—details such as supported languages, specific interfaces, or release conditions are not provided in the shared excerpts. Mashable adds that readers can try the new features immediately, while NDTV highlights the functional differences between the two releases and frames them as part of a wider Gemini suite expansion. Overall, the coverage agrees that Google introduces new Gemini-based capabilities for quicker image generation and for generating or editing video through conversational input.