Google has decided that more people should use its Magic Eraser photo editing tool, even – GASP! – iPhone users. Previously only available to those with Google Pixel 6 or Pixel 7 phones, the Magic ...

In a rather surprising move, Magic Eraser, one of the Pixel’s best features, is coming to any user of Google Photos for Android or iOS if they’re subscribed to Google One. When editing in Google ...

One of the coolest features that we've seen released alongside a new phone is Google's Magic Eraser, which debuted alongside the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro. It wasn't until March 2023 that Google expanded the ...

Object erasing functionality is one of the coolest features in the smartphone photography space, allowing you to easily remove that photo bomber (and much more) to get a pristine shot. So which ...

Google is bringing one of the key Pixel-exclusive camera features, Magic Eraser, to the iPhone. The feature is now available on all smartphones as a part of Google One. Using Magic Eraser, you can ...

Google's once-exclusive Magic Eraser tool for editing photographs is coming to iPhone users through the Google One subscription. The tool debuted with the company's Pixel 6 in 2021 and can ...

Google's Magic Eraser feature is finally heading to older Pixel phones. And besides that, the nifty photo editing tool is also on its way to other Android mobile devices and even Apple iPhones.

OnePlus has always marched to the beat of its own drummer -- for better and worse. Take, for example, the company’s latest foray into mobile artificial intelligence, the AI Eraser. Before you ask, no, ...

One of the Google Pixel’s best photo-editing features, “Magic Eraser,” is now making its way to other Android and iOS devices. But it won’t be free. Today, Google announced that the popular tool, ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. When the Pixel 6 launched in 2021, Google introduced a headline Photos feature alongside it called Magic ...

The feature used to only be available on phones with the company’s Tensor processors, but now it’s coming to the standard Google Photos for Android and iOS app. The feature used to only be available ...