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Apple's latest iOS 18.1 and iPadOS 18.1 developer betas are here, and they include a few new features. The most notable is a , which sounds very much like . The idea is that you'll be able to remove background objects from your snaps without modifying the subject — even if the undesirable item overlaps the person you're focusing on. According to Apple, the tool can remove the shadow and the reflection of an unwanted object too.
The company notes that the Photos app will identify distracting background elements for you, so you should be able to remove them with a tap. Otherwise, you can circle or brush over an object you want to nix. Clean Up works for finer details when you zoom in too. The tool is compatible with every image on your camera roll, including those you took with an earlier iPhone or iPad, or even a DSLR.
There's one other smaller Apple Intelligence update in the latest beta. Those who have been checking out previous builds have been able to receive summaries of multiple Mail and Messages notifications. This feature will now work for other apps.
There are several other Apple Intelligence features that the company has announced but is yet to start testing in developer betas, including image and , priority notifications, in-app actions and personal context , availability for other languages and platforms and, of course, .
The only devices that support Apple Intelligence features at the minute are the , and Macs and iPads with an M1 chip or newer. Anyone with a can , but it's always worth bearing in mind that betas can have bugs. So be sure to at least back up your data first if you don't have a secondary device for testing and you don't want to run the risk of having any major issues on the phone you use all the time.
are unlikely to be included in the first retail versions of iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, which should be available soon after . They'll probably start to roll out in iOS 18.1 and iPadOS 18.1, which are expected to .
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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The company notes that the Photos app will identify distracting background elements for you, so you should be able to remove them with a tap. Otherwise, you can circle or brush over an object you want to nix. Clean Up works for finer details when you zoom in too. The tool is compatible with every image on your camera roll, including those you took with an earlier iPhone or iPad, or even a DSLR.
There's one other smaller Apple Intelligence update in the latest beta. Those who have been checking out previous builds have been able to receive summaries of multiple Mail and Messages notifications. This feature will now work for other apps.
There are several other Apple Intelligence features that the company has announced but is yet to start testing in developer betas, including image and , priority notifications, in-app actions and personal context , availability for other languages and platforms and, of course, .
The only devices that support Apple Intelligence features at the minute are the , and Macs and iPads with an M1 chip or newer. Anyone with a can , but it's always worth bearing in mind that betas can have bugs. So be sure to at least back up your data first if you don't have a secondary device for testing and you don't want to run the risk of having any major issues on the phone you use all the time.
are unlikely to be included in the first retail versions of iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, which should be available soon after . They'll probably start to roll out in iOS 18.1 and iPadOS 18.1, which are expected to .
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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