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Microsoft Photos Can Relight Your Images
Winsage
May 7, 2025

Microsoft Photos Can Relight Your Images

Microsoft has introduced new features for Windows 11 and its Copilot+ PCs, along with AI-ready Surface hardware. Key enhancements include: - Photos App: A relight feature for adding digital light sources, auto presets, and manual adjustments; new object selection capabilities in Paint; and improvements to the Snipping Tool with a text extractor and color picker. - Recall Feature: Helps users find content by retracing steps and describing memories, with strong privacy controls. - Improved Windows Search: Allows conversational queries with AI interpreting context for relevant results, aided by specialized chips in Copilot+ PCs. - Click to Do: Streamlines workflows with contextual shortcuts for actions within a single application. - Surface for Business Copilot+ PCs: Introduction of a 12-inch Surface Pro and a 13-inch Surface laptop featuring Snapdragon X Plus processors and advanced security tools. - Surface Laptop for Business: A 13-inch model with a thinner profile, anti-reflective touch screens, and an AI-enhanced camera. - Surface Pro for Business: A 12-inch versatile device that transitions between laptop and tablet modes, featuring an adjustable kickstand. - Availability: Software updates will start in April 2025, while new Surface devices will ship from July 22 in select markets.
Google Voice adds three-way calling support alongside its interface rework
AppWizard
May 1, 2025

Google Voice adds three-way calling support alongside its interface rework

Google has introduced a new update for its Voice app that enables three-way calling for Workspace subscription holders, allowing users to create conference calls by adding another participant. The update includes a refreshed user interface with more accessible key tools for managing calls, such as prominently displayed "Add" and "Merge" options. This feature is available to Google Workspace customers on Voice Starter, Voice Standard, and Voice Premier plans, as well as SIP Link Standard and SIP Link Premier customers. The rollout began on May 1 and is expected to reach all Google Voice users within approximately 15 days. Earlier in February, Google Voice added a "call delegation" feature, allowing users to transfer calls to another person with options for immediate transfer or confirmation before proceeding, including the ability to transfer calls from personal accounts to paid enterprise accounts.
WhatsApp may soon bring an in-app call dialer for Android users
AppWizard
December 13, 2024

WhatsApp may soon bring an in-app call dialer for Android users

WhatsApp is introducing a new in-app call dialer that allows users to dial numbers directly from the chat application, eliminating the need to switch to the system dialer. The feature includes a floating button for direct communication with unknown contacts without saving their numbers. The in-app call dialer is currently being rolled out to select Android beta users through version 2.24.26.11. A new "Call a number" feature on the contacts page aims to reduce clutter and improve user experience. Users can enter a phone number in the in-app dialer, which will initiate a verification process before making the call. This feature is still in beta testing but is expected to be available to a wider audience soon.
Facebook Messenger adds new HD calling features, AI video backgrounds, more
AppWizard
November 21, 2024

Facebook Messenger adds new HD calling features, AI video backgrounds, more

Facebook Messenger is introducing several innovative features to enhance the calling experience for users, including AI-generated backgrounds for video calls, high-definition (HD) video calls, background noise suppression, voice isolation, the ability to leave audio and video messages, and Siri integration for hands-free calling and messaging. These updates aim to improve communication quality and user engagement on the platform.
WhatsApp reveals 'fun and expressive' change coming to all phones soon
AppWizard
October 2, 2024

WhatsApp reveals ‘fun and expressive’ change coming to all phones soon

WhatsApp has introduced filters and backgrounds for video calls, enhancing user experience by allowing personalization and a playful atmosphere. Users can choose from ten filters (Warm, Cool, Black & White, Light leak, Dreamy, Prism light, Fisheye, Vintage TV, Frosted glass, Duo tone) and ten background options (Blur, Living room, Office, Cafe, Pebbles, Foodie, Smoosh, Beach, Sunset, Celebration, Forest). Additionally, WhatsApp is rolling out Touch Up and Low Light options to improve the appearance of users during calls. The features can be accessed via effects icons during video calls, with a release anticipated in the coming weeks.
WhatsApp launches filters and backgrounds for video calls - how to try
AppWizard
October 1, 2024

WhatsApp launches filters and backgrounds for video calls – how to try

WhatsApp is introducing new features to enhance its video calling experience, including filters and backgrounds for video calls. Users will be able to choose from ten filters and ten backgrounds during calls, accessible via an effects icon. These features will be available for both one-on-one and group video chats in the coming weeks. Additionally, WhatsApp is launching 'touch up' and 'low light' options to improve the brightness and appearance of video calls. The updates aim to provide a more engaging communication experience while allowing users to maintain privacy. The introduction of these features appears to be a strategic move to compete with established videoconferencing platforms such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
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