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    Where Do FaceTime Photos Go on a Mac?

    When you’re on a FaceTime call, you would have noticed the camera shutter button to take a picture and capture a special moment. There can be instances when you’ve captured some fun-filled moments and are now wondering where FaceTime photos are stored on a Mac. Well, you need not worry. Whether you wish to enable FaceTime photos or are having…

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    How to (Mostly) Fix the New iPhone Photos App

    Apple gave the Photos app an overhaul in iOS 18. Credit: Apple Not all of the changes ushered in with iOS 18 have been popular with users, and the revamped Photos app in particular has been getting a lot of negative feedback over its new layout. When your fingers and thumbs have got used to a certain way of working,…

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    How to open Photos in Windows (9 ways)

    Navigating through your digital photos should be one of the easiest things to do. Fortunately, the Photos app in Windows 10 and Windows 11 is designed to make that happen. It doesn’t matter if you want to see, organize, or edit your pictures, you can do it with this app’s user-friendly interface and handy tools. If you’ve ever found yourself…

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    Your iPhone Can Now Automatically Remove Location Data From Photos You Share Online

    When you share photos or videos from your iPhone, you’re often also sharing the exact location where the photo was taken. Your iPhone logs the location of each picture by default, which is useful because it allows you to search for photos by location. This feature has helped me quickly find the exact picture I’m looking for, but at the…

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    How to use the latest AI video editing tools in Google Photos

    Google Photos continues to get new and improved features on a regular basis, and one of the most recent Android updates has focused on video editing. Even if you don’t have the latest Pixel 9 phone (which is required if you want to try out the weird new Reimagine tool), you can now speed up, slow down, and enhance your…

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    Google Photos is getting an Updates page to help you follow changes to shared albums

    Google Photos is making it easier to follow activity in your shared albums with a new “Updates” section. In the new section, you’ll be able to see notifications like updates to a shared album and updates to a conversation within Google Photos, according to a support post from Google. The Updates section can be found by tapping a bell icon…

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    I tried upscaling pictures with Super Resolution in Photos, and it’s a disappointment

    To use Photos Super Resolution on Windows 11, open a picture in Photos, click on “Edit,” click on “Super Resolution,” and use the slider to upscale and enhance. The feature is available on Copilot+ PCs enrolled in the Windows Insider Program and version 2024.11100.16009.0 or higher for the Photos app. On Windows 11 24H2, more specifically for Copilot+ PCs, Microsoft…

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    Apple is ‘concerned’ about AI turning real photos into ‘fantasy’

    The upcoming release of Apple Intelligence has spurred the iPhone maker’s own “what is a photo?” moment. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Apple software chief Craig Federighi said the company is aiming to provide AI-powered image editing tools that preserve photo authenticity. “Our products, our phones, are used a lot,” said Federighi. “It’s important to us that…

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    Windows Photos App Adds Image Upscaling, With a Catch

    AI image upscaling is pretty useful if you want to take an otherwise lower-resolution image and make it look good on a high-quality display. Now, you’ll have upscaling built right into Windows 11 with an upcoming update to the Microsoft Photos app. Microsoft is beginning to try out an update to its Photos app for Windows 11, introducing a bunch…

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    Google Photos Might Soon Let You Detect AI-Generated Photos

    It’s safe to say that we have more AI image generators available online and barely any trustworthy AI image detectors. And given how it’s super easy to generate such images now, it’s necessary that we have equally accessible tools to tell real and AI images apart. Well, such tools may soon become readily available to Android users, with Google Photos…

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