Last month, Google announced a big upgrade for Lens that’s coming next year, and that the visual search tool is coming directly to Chrome. Until then, the Google Lens UI on Android is seeing a tweak that lets you easily reanalyze images with a different filter.
This tweak is actually a reversal of a change introduced in July. After analyzing an image, Google Lens shows a new carousel above the…
The revamped camera hardware on the Pixel 6 series delivers better overall shots that are stunning on their own and seem to catch up with the iPhone 13 in big ways, but it doesn’t come down just to hardware. Alongside new motion features, the Pixel 6 also adds a color…
New leak shows that Samsung’s 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra has a ridiculous notch [Gallery]
October 26, 2021
Samsung’s Android tablets have been the best on the market for quite some time, and rumor has it the company is gearing up for something quite literally big in the coming months. Now, we’re getting a look at the Galaxy Tab S8 series which has a display notch.
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Google Pay users can get a second movie ticket for free w/ Regal Cinemas; here’s how
October 26, 2021
The Google Pay app rotates neat promotions all the time, and today, a new offer is getting started. Google Pay users can now get a second movie ticket for free with an offer from Regal Cinemas.
Starting today through the end of the year, an offer in the Google Pay app will essentially give a buy-one-get-one-free offer for movie tickets at Regal Cinemas. The tickets must be purchased using a code…
Samsung’s latest One UI 4 beta brings Android 12’s stable AOSP code, new Weather app, more
October 26, 2021
Android 12 development for Samsung smartphones is chugging along. The company today released a third public One UI 4.0 beta that integrates Android 12’s finalized AOSP release, brings a new Weather app, and makes other tweaks.
The third One UI 4 beta builds on the…
Google defends the Android 12 ‘Internet’ QS panel, details future Pixel Feature Drop tweak
October 26, 2021
Android 12 started rolling out last week, and Google today explained and defended the new “Internet” tile in Quick Settings by citing user research studies. That said, it promises an upcoming usability tweak.
In a community/forum post this afternoon, Google says its…
Google’s hilarious new Pixel 5a ad offers over 100 reasons to switch, clearly targets LG owners [Video]
October 26, 2021
While the Pixel 6 series is getting all of the attention this week, Google just released a fun new Pixel 5a ad that lists over 100 reasons to get the company’s latest mid-range phone, and it’s pretty clear that former LG users are the target.
A new 8-minute ad on the Made by Google YouTube channel goes through 113 reasons why you should switch to a Pixel. While some of the reasons listed are…
Nikon India leaks Z9 promo video revealing 8K/60p video, 120fps capture, 20fps Raw continuous shooting and more
October 26, 2021
Nikon India appears to have accidentally leaked a promotional video for Nikon’s forthcoming Z9 mirrorless camera, confirming specifications not yet known.
While Nikon has been releasing weekly teaser videos (1, 2, 3) for what will be its flagship mirrorless camera (so far…
Samsung’s new Galaxy Books include 11th Gen Intel chips and 5G
October 25, 2021
Samsung has announced three new additions to its Galaxy Book line: the Galaxy Book, the Galaxy Book Odyssey, and the Galaxy Book Pro 360 5G. While none of the models have features that will knock your socks off, they seem like a natural progression of Samsung’s recent…
Hands-On with Lightroom’s Powerful New Masking System
October 25, 2021
In a new update, Adobe is greatly increasing the masking capabilities of its Lightroom applications as well as Adobe Camera RAW. While it is not as powerful as what is found in full-fledged Photoshop, you will find yourself wondering how you ever lived without it.
The deeper process behind bringing advanced masking in Lightroom to fruition was covered by PetaPixel last month, and I would…
