Google has unveiled Gemma, a new open-source artificial intelligence model, marking a significant step in the tech giant’s AI development efforts. This model, which is available in two variants offering either 2 billion and 7 billion parameters AI models, is designed to rival the advanced AI technologies of competitors such as Meta. For those with […]
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The Samsung Galaxy Book4 Series went on sale in Korea last month and now Samsung has announced its global launch, the device will be available globally from this month. The range includes the Galaxy Book4 Pro, Galaxy Book4 Pro 360, and the Galaxy Book4 Ultra. In the UK the Galaxy Book Ultra starts at £2,649, […]
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Panasonic's powerful full-frame mirrorless camera, the S5 II, is on sale at Amazon and B&H Photo Video at the lowest price we've seen yet. You can grab one with an 85mm f/1.8 prime lens for as little as $1,796, a savings of $800 over buying both separately — effectively giving you a discount on the camera and a free lens to boot.
As I wrote in my review, the 24-megapixel S5 II was already a great value at $2,000 thanks mainly to its strength as a vlogging camera. It's the company's first model with a phase-detect autofocus system that eliminates the wobble and other issues of past models.
Panasonic also brought over its new, more powerful stabilization system from the GH6. And it has the video features you'd expect on a Panasonic camera, like 10-bit log capture up to 6K, monitoring tools and advanced audio features. With the generous manual controls and excellent ergonomics, it's an easy camera to use. It also comes with a nice 3.68-million dot EVF and sharp rear display that full articulates for vlogging.
For photos, it's reasonably fast and great in low light, thanks to the dual native ISO system. Other features include dual high-speed SD card slots and solid battery life, particularly for video. The main downside is noticeable rolling shutter, but that shouldn't be a dealbreaker for most users — particularly at that price.
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Stability AI has unveiled its latest creation, Stable Diffusion 3, an artificial intelligence image generator that has taken a significant leap forward in the field. This new AI art generator which is currently available in early preview and not yet widely available, is capturing the attention of tech enthusiasts and creative minds alike with its […]
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Gamers with an eye for nostalgia and a tight budget might find the E6 Retro Handheld an interesting pick. This device, with a price tag ranging from $30 to $85, is a nod to the classic games of the past while incorporating some modern touches like LED lighting and a variety of color options. It’s […]
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Apple has taken a significant leap by introducing a new sports app that aims to redefine how sports enthusiasts engage with their favorite games. This innovative app is designed to cater to the needs of sports fans by providing real-time information, scores, and updates across a variety of sports teams and leagues. If you’re a […]
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If you are wondering how you can harness the power of artificial intelligence when using Google Docs you will be pleased to know that Google’s Gemini Advanced has now been fully integrated into the Google Docs application. Enabling you to be more productive and organized during both your personal and working day. Gemini Advanced is […]
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In the vast sea of iPhone apps, finding those that truly enhance your daily life can be daunting. However, there are gems designed to elevate your productivity, creativity, and personal habits. If you’re keen on enriching your iPhone utility with apps that span across organization, travel, photography, and more, you’re in for a treat. This […]
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Samsung enthusiasts, you’ll be thrilled to hear about the latest development from your favorite tech giant. The company has recently announced the release of the One UI 6.1 update, a significant enhancement that broadens the reach of exclusive AI features initially introduced with the S24 Ultra. This update is a game-changer, marking a pivotal moment […]
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Microsoft has announced a generative-AI powered eraser for pictures, which gives you an easy way of removing unwanted elements from your photos. Windows Photos has long had a Spot Fix tool that can remove parts of an image for you, but the company says Generative erase is an enhanced version of the feature. Apparently, this newer tool can create "more seamless and realistic" results even when large objects, such as bystanders or clutter in the background, are removed from an image.
If you'll recall, both Google and Samsung have their own versions of AI eraser tools on their mobile devices. Google's used to be exclusively available on newer Pixel phones until it was rolled out to older models. Microsoft's version, however, gives you access to an AI-powered photo eraser on your desktop or laptop computer. You only need to fire up the image editor in Photos to start using the feature. Simply choose the Erase option and then use the brush to create a mask over the elements you want to remove. You can even adjust the brush size to make it easier to select thinner or thicker objects, and you can also choose to highlight more than one element before erasing them all.
At the moment, though, access to Generative erase is pretty limited. It hasn't been released widely yet, and you can only use it if you're a Windows Insider through the Photos app on Windows 10 and Windows 11 for Arm64 devices.
