Google Photo’s Magic Editor is an impressive AI-driven editing tool that can turn captured photos into something completely artificial. Though potentially problematic, Google does have a set of ...

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Google Photos is expanding its use of AI to help users edit and enhance their photos. While the company has already leveraged AI for its tools like the distraction-removing Magic Eraser and corrective ...

Google has decided that more people should use its Magic Eraser photo editing tool, even – GASP! – iPhone users. Previously only available to those with Google Pixel 6 or Pixel 7 phones, the Magic ...

Google is bringing one of the key Pixel-exclusive camera features, Magic Eraser, to the iPhone. The feature is now available on all smartphones as a part of Google One. Using Magic Eraser, you can ...

Google today introduced a new feature that combines Android’s guided customization with its advances in generative AI to help people compose more personal messages. The feature, called Magic Compose, ...

Following last week’s announcement, Magic Eraser is now available on all Pixel phones and for any Google One subscriber, including those on iOS. Magic Eraser debuted on the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro in 2021 ...

The feature used to only be available on phones with the company’s Tensor processors, but now it’s coming to the standard Google Photos for Android and iOS app. The feature used to only be available ...

Google and Magic Leap today announced a “strategic technology partnership.” The move shows Google seeking to gain ground to keep up with the likes of Meta, Apple, and others in a race to control the ...