Some members of the Windows Insider Program in the Canary and Dev channels can get a new version of the Microsoft Photos app that adds support for editing images in the AI-based Designer app.
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Some people are getting a new version of the Microsoft Photos app that includes a Copilot plugin. It lets users create video slideshows of their photos along with desktop backgrounds.
Microsoft, with no fanfare, updated its Photos app for Windows 11 earlier this week for Insider members. It adds a new feature to remove and replace backgrounds from images along with blurring them.
Microsoft has announced a new update for the Windows Photos app that brings new editing features to the app as well as improves the OneDrive search and allows users to filter images with locations.
Microsoft's latest patent features a system that comprises of story creation and storytelling mechanisms involved with production of user-created content, which help in forming a background story.
Microsoft has recapped this month's updates to Microsoft 365. These feature new compliance and privacy tools, empowerment for Firstline Workers, Office 365 arriving on the Mac App Store, and more.
Microsoft Photos seems to be getting a minor UI redesign, which retains the white background of an image once you click to view it. Previously, the background turns dark with this action.
Microsoft is about to release a bunch of new features & improvements to the Photos app in Windows 10. These make viewing, editing, and creating with the Photos app that much better.
Microsoft has rolled out an update for the Photos app, which adds 57 Story Remix special effects. Although only available in Redstone 4, the app will be released along with the Fall Creators Update.
Microsoft has begun testing a cloud-based AI-powered search for its Photos app by rolling out a preview update to Windows Insiders, giving the app a similar ability already present in the rival apps.
Microsoft finally updated its Photos app for non-Insiders today to include Windows Ink support. Users will now be able to use a pen or their finger to draw on their favorite photos.
Microsoft today released an update for the Photos app, which will allow users to create slow motion videos from existing videos. The update is currently only available to Insiders.
Microsoft plans to create client applications under its new ‘Evoke Studio' banner, according to a recent job posting. Microsoft Research and OneDrive are listed as implementation partners.
Microsoft Photos received an update today that was long awaited by some. The update brings native printing to the app, along with the option to show a Living Image as a still image.
Continuing Microsoft's trend of constantly updating core apps for Windows 10 Mobile and desktop, the company has rolled out updates for both Microsoft Photos and Windows Camera.
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