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(Image: Google) Google Photo’s robust suite of editing features may soon begin shrinking for free users. XDA Developers reports that Google may soon be planning to lock some of its editing options behind a paywall — namely, paid Google One subscriptions. A look at the code for the most recent Google Photos update features several strings that indicate this change could very well be coming. As a Google One member, you get access to extra editing features. Get extra editing features with a… Source link

p308120 I don’t get the big fuss. The feature is said to still be free for photos with depth info. Considering even cheap Android phones have those 2/5MP depth cameras, this means most people won’t notice anything different. Besides, this same feature has been available built in on some OEMs default camera apps. 293167 BigDisplay, 3 hours agoSo funny with Google. Huawei lacks of Google services… And because of Google behavior, i … moregoogle has… Source link

The Google Photos app is not just a photo management app, but also a photo editing app with some nice editing features. One of them is Colour Pop, which allows you to keep the subject in color and turn the background black and white. It is free to use with photos having depth information (such as Portrait Mode), but if you want to use it with photos lacking the depth information, you’ll have to purchase the Google One subscription. Buying Google One subscription unlocks editing… Source link

A child asked me which was better: Alexa, the voice inside the Amazon Echo Dot, or Google Assistant, the voice inside the Google Home speaker, renamed Google Nest. Until recently, I would have said Google. That was before I read CNET’s “9 things your Amazon Echo can do that Google Home can’t.” Of course, right after that, I read “9 Things Google Home Can Do that Alexa Can’t.” Let’s start with some Alexa differences. Alexa can play Apple Music as one of many choices; Google makes Apple music… Source link

(Pocket-lint) – Google is limiting some features to Google One subscribers, which means you’d need a paid membership to Google One to access them. The company is adding a new colour pop feature to the Google Photos app that its users can apply to any photo – not just photos with depth information…. Source link

R184 That is probably illegal for Google to do that as a third party, and maybe illegal for whoever to do that. It then could be classed as collusion and open up continuous successful litigation. The courts have tolerated attempts to try to force them into common law acceptance of practices through standards of practice by internet companies. But as much as practices violate common and civil and criminal laws, or people some don’t want those standards as in appropriate to… Source link

A strange app has surfaced on the Google Play Store, an app from Google called “Device Lock Controller”. The app was quietly released back in June and has around 10 downloads as of this reporting. Basically, the app is designed to let creditors, banks, carriers (whoever you owe money to) limit function on the device if you fall behind on payments. The app’s function is described on the Play Store as follows: Device Lock Controller enables device management for credit providers…. Source link

GlobeNewswire Cryptologic Releases 2020 Third Quarter Financial Results TORONTO, Nov. 06, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Cryptologic Inc. (“Cryptologic” or the “Company”) (CSE:CRY) today announces its financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2020. Selected financial information of the Company for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2020 and 2019 and the year ended December 31, 2019 is set forth below:  Three Months Ended September 30,   Nine Months Ended September… Source link

GlobeNewswire Update on FDA Advisory Committee’s Meeting on Aducanumab in Alzheimer’s Disease CAMBRIDGE, Mass. and TOKYO, Nov. 06, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Peripheral and Central Nervous System Drugs Advisory Committee voted 1 yes, 8 no and 2 uncertain on the question, “Does Study 302 (EMERGE), viewed independently and without regard for Study 301 (ENGAGE), provide strong evidence that supports the effectiveness of aducanumab for the… Source link

How do you do that? Go to Google Maps on a computer or your phone, and you can virtually walk down almost any street, looking at houses, maybe seeing someone in front of their house. All of the photos are taken from a satellite. If that’s too much for you, Google will blur your house, your face, and other objects. Source link