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Google is rolling out some previously Pixel-exclusive photo perks to Google One subscribers. Folks that cough up the dough for that extra account storage
In other words, if you don’t own a Pixel, you’ll need to subscribe to Google One to use them.
(Photo via Google) Google is offering new photo-editing features to all Android users—for a price. If you're carrying anything other than a Pixel-brand handset, you'll need to be a paying Google One subscriber in order to use them. The paywalled tools include machine learning-powered effects like Portrait Blur, Portrait Light, and Color Pop, initially released last year with the Pixel 5. All three work for new photos and past images—even those without depth information. (Your device must be running Android 8.0 or above and have 3GB of available RAM.) Google One membership is like having V...
If you have a Google One subscription, you can now access new tools such as Portrait Blur and Portrait Light in Google Photos.
Share Canon Japan has announced the release of its RF 70â200mm F4 L IS USM, which announced on back in November and was set to be available sometime this month, has been delayed. In an notice on its website, Canon Japan says (translated using DeepL) the lens âhas been postponed to early March 2021 due to insufficient supply for the launch.â Canon says it apologizes âfor any inconvenience this may cause to customers who have been waiting for this productâ and says it âwill do our utmost to make it available.â