Google is taking its unique Face Unblur feature from Pixel 6 series and is expanding it to 7 series as well. At the e beginning, Photo Unblur will be only for Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro and everyone who uses Google Photos can sharpen their old photos very soon.
This feature was not accessible for the users in Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, but spot corrections driven by machine learning that can improve details of human faces in a photo even when capture times drag on little bit long. We are still not sure what Google has said about Photo Unblur that will there will a user experience here that will focus on sharpness and noise reduction with few taps or not. The machine learning is not limited to new Pixels, it will also work with old photos as well.

Samsung Galaxy S22 series has got some of the best Android phones that you can buy now but tomorrow will be here very soon, and there is a long wait for its successor, the Galaxy S23 series. Just like last time, Samsung is expected to launch three different devices. The base Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra, all of which will continue by using the similar design with some notable changes.
Two images of the protective cases have been leaked which are meant for the Galaxy S23, appearing to corroborate previous renders which suggest the phone will look more like Galaxy S22 Ultra without large, raised camera island surrounding lenses. The placement of the triple-camera array and its flash seems unchanged from the last year’s model but here every camera lens protrudes from back panel.

For many years, Twitter users are asking for an edit button, so that they can correct the typos and backtrack on accidentally tagging wrong people, all without deleting a tweet and starting fresh. Now Twitter has acknowledged that it was developing an edit feature. We are still not pretty much sure that when you will have the chance to use itself but Twitter Blue account just put out a tweet that shows editing on action.

The “Last edited” note there leaves no question that this message has been edited successfully after being posted publicly. We hope that editing will be ready for the public use very soon but so far we don’t have any knowledge about the release time. Even with this feature within reach we have got loads of queries about the potential fallout.