Magic Eraser — Google’s AI-powered tool for removing unwanted objects from photos, which once was reserved for Pixel phones — now works on iPhones and other Android devices. With just a tap or two, ...

Ever taken what you thought was the perfect picture, only to later notice a random photo bomber or a rogue tree branch ruining the shot? We've all been there. Whether it's a nosy stranger in the ...

The initial Apple Intelligence features are gradually being introduced into iOS 18.1 developer beta versions prior to a public release later this fall. In iOS 18.1 beta 3, one of the most exciting new ...

Apple has added yet more AI features in its latest developer betas for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS 15.1, and this time we’re getting the ability to remove objects from photos. The feature, called ...

There’s plenty of talk around what AI can do right now, with new language and machine learning models popping up seemingly every day. It’s easy to lose track of all the areas where artificial ...

Apple today provided developers with the third beta of iOS 18.1, and it adds Clean Up, a new Apple Intelligence tool created for the Photos app. With Clean Up, you can remove unwanted objects from ...

Commentary: AI editing features can raise ethical concerns, but the ability to remove photobombers in iOS 18 shouldn't be a cause for worry. Abrar's interests include phones, streaming, autonomous ...

Photo editing can sometimes feel like a daunting task, especially when striving for professional-quality results. However, the Touch Retouch app streamlines this process, offering an intuitive and ...

Photography has always been about capturing the right moment. But as every creator, business, or casual smartphone user knows, photos don’t always turn out perfect. Lighting might be off, details may ...