Allison Johnson

Google's AI photo editing tools are expanding to a lot more phones Features previously exclusive to Pixels or behind a paywall will be free for everyone using Google Photos — up to a certain point.

photo of Google’s AI photo editing tools are expanding to a lot more phones image The Pixel 8’s Magic Editor is exclusive no more. | Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Google is making its AI photo editing features available to a lot more people. Starting May 15th, just about all Google Photos users will be able to access features previously limited to Pixel owners and Google One…

Pixel owners, start your engines.

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Motorola is teasing what seems to be an “arty” new Edge phone coming next week, and it looks like we can expect fast wired charging on what the

Katie Notopoulos' take on the Humane AI pin's screen-free proposition is a delightful read that's slightly tongue-in-cheek (she's the former Editor in Chief of Threads , after all) and completely relatable.

404 Media reports that a parent soliciting advice in a Facebook group got something unexpected when Meta's AI chatbot chimed in with some thoughts.

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Rumors suggest that Google’s midrange Pixel is getting a price bump this year. Samsung, on the other hand, is only bringing its lower priced Galaxy A35 midrange phone to the US this year — not the A55. The A35 goes on sale in the states today with a hardy IP67 rating, stabilized main camera, and a 120Hz OLED for $399 — sounds like it could be a decent deal.

The future of AI gadgets is just phones Inside my illuminating and incredibly dumb quest to create an AI wearable from phones I had lying about.