The Galaxy S24 showcased a substantial AI portfolio for creating some cool photos. Now, it looks like the Object Eraser tool is getting a new magnetic lasso function to make editing much easier on Samsung’s One UI 6.1.
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Over time, he spent years writing for a private publication while working in prototyping doing Mechanical Engineering and CNC Machining. After moving to a more remote area, Andrew fell in love with writing again and eventually found a home at 9to5Google.
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Expand Expanding CloseMotorola Edge 50 Pro goes official with Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 ahead of US launch
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Expand Expanding CloseSamsung’s Super HDR is not coming to older Galaxy devices
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Expand Expanding CloseChaptGPT is now available to use without an account
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Expand Expanding CloseHow to unsubscribe from emails in Gmail on web and mobile, the easy way
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Expand Expanding CloseDbrand’s Ghost case replacement is delayed further for 2.0 version
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Expand Expanding CloseUltra HDR: Why photos are so bright, and how to turn it off
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Expand Expanding CloseYouTube announces ‘jump ahead’ experimental feature for Premium users
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Expand Expanding ClosePromising Galaxy S24 update focuses on camera improvements
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Expand Expanding CloseReview: The Oura Ring Gen 3 is the true sleeper among fitness trackers
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Expand Expanding CloseSamsung briefly said it will provide 8 years of Android updates to enterprise Galaxy Tab
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Expand Expanding CloseSamsung’s cloud-based Gaming Hub is coming to Galaxy phones
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Expand Expanding CloseNotification snoozing is the best Android feature you forgot about – here’s how to use it
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Expand Expanding CloseHow to share your Wi-Fi password in seconds on Android
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Expand Expanding CloseThese Galaxy devices are getting Samsung’s March 2024 security update
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Expand Expanding CloseTikTok might be banned in the United States: What you should know and how it affects you
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Expand Expanding CloseLenovo’s Legion Tab is expanding to Europe and Asia
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Expand Expanding CloseEverything you need to know about Android updates on Samsung Galaxy devices
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