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Google Photos is getting a new editing tool that may upscale older photos, according to a new report from Android Authority. This "Ultra HDR" tool is one that AA has said is coming for a while now ...

Google Photos is testing a new feature that allows you to download multiple images and videos in bulk to your Android device. This feature was present on the web version of Google Photos ...

Google Photos is starting to roll out a new “Ultra HDR” editing option that lets users convert regular photos into Ultra HDR after capture. The feature is reportedly appearing in version 7.24 ...

Here’s how it works. Google Photos’ Ultra HDR mode lets you take photos with a wider range of colors than standard pictures. That can boost image vibrancy, but you’ll usually need a device ...

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Here’s how it works. As reported by 9to5 Google, allowing Gemini to access Google Photos offers a few new and interesting features, some of which were shown when the feature was originally ...

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Google Photos will now show you when images have been edited with Magic Editor's Reimagine tool. Google is making it easier to tell when images have been modified with AI by adding invisible ...

Google has added SynthID in Google Photos to watermark images that have been edited using the Reimagine feature in Magic Editor. Google, in a bid to make the AI environment safer, has added ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Drawings by Winnie-the-Pooh illustrator E. H. Shepard have gone on display for the first time in Oxfordshire as part of a brand new exhibition.

One of the illustrations shows a British officer reading a letter to an injured soldier Drawings by Winnie-the-Pooh illustrator EH Shepard have gone on display as part of a new exhibition.