TL;DR Google Photos v8.0 contains code that could let Ask Photos delete, archive, share, save, and add photos to albums in bulk, with a cap on how many photos you can select at once. Before Read more…
TL;DR Samsung’s unannounced Galaxy T1 sports earbuds have received FCC certification in the US. The filings reveal prototype hardware details, Bluetooth testing results, and a charging case diagram. Previous leaks suggest an ear-hook design, customizable Read more…
TL;DR Google Photos is working on brand-new tools for the Adjust menu in its image editing interface. We have uncovered four new effects, namely Light leaks, Grain, Halation, and Noise, in a recent version of Read more…
Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority When we first went hands-on with Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor back in September, its headline features had me excited. With CPU clock speeds reaching Read more…
TL;DR Google is working on a new “RAW images” section in Google Photos’ Collections tab. This section will display all the RAW images backed up in Google Photos. The feature isn’t live right now, but Read more…
TL;DR Google Photos v8.0 contains code for an upgraded Ask Photos feature that can carry out tasks. We got it to find, enhance, and add photos to a new album from a single request. Ask Read more…
Credit: Paul Jones / Android Authority TL;DR Xiaomi may be working on a wide-screen slab phone. The phone is rumored to come with a side-mounted fingerprint scanner. We’re unsure of the other details, but the Read more…
Credit: Paul Jones / Android Authority Apple’s first foldable has had a rough start. Shortly after launch, iPhone Duo owners began reporting cracked inner screens, and Apple has since said the number of affected units Read more…
It’s Pro Max season, and like its fellow Chinese brethren, vivo couldn’t resist using iPhone-esque naming with the X500 Pro Max. If anything, the X500 Pro Max does a better job living up to its Read more…
Credit: Pankil Shah / Android Authority “We don’t use your Gmail or Photos for ads” is one of Google’s longest-standing privacy promises. But with a recent policy change, that’s no longer entirely true. If you’ve Read more…