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2 weeks ago | 
cnet.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
Complaining works! Apple is bringing back some of its menu to the iPhone Photos app, the company announced on Monday at WWDC 2025. This is fantastic news for all of us who absolutely hated the previous design change that hid our Photos folders and albums from immediate view. The change was announced as part of iOS 26 later this year.
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2 weeks ago | 
cnet.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
I was ridiculously excited to upgrade to an iPhone 16 last fall. After spending five years with my well-loved, but outdated iPhone 11, I was ready for all the usual perks: a better battery life, nicer cameras and (particularly exciting for me) a Barbie pink hue. What I didn't expect was that my iPhone 16 would come with not one, but two new buttons: action and camera control. And one of these would absolutely rain on my parade. The action button is a small button above the volume adjusters.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
Everyone who owns an iPhone, MacBook or iPad needs to know what's happening later todayIt's one of the most exciting times of the year to be an Apple user as new features are on the verge of being announced, so if you have an iPhone, …
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3 weeks ago | 
cnet.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
Adobe wants to help all of its professional photographers and creators edit while on the go. The company announced this week that Android users will be able to download a beta version of the Photoshop mobile app through the Google Play store. You can download the app now for free. Photoshop has been around for 35 years, but it's only been this year that Adobe released a true Photoshop mobile app built for on-the-go editing.
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3 weeks ago | 
cnet.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
I was ridiculously excited to upgrade to an iPhone 16 last fall. After spending five years with my well-loved, but outdated iPhone 11, I was ready for all the usual perks: a better battery life, nicer cameras and (particularly exciting for me) a Barbie pink hue. What I didn't expect was that my iPhone 16 would come with not one, but two new buttons: action and camera control. And one of these would absolutely rain on my parade. The action button is a small button above the volume adjusters.
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3 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
21 hours agoWatch: Police helicopter chases mobile phone thief through LondonA police helicopter and multiple officers on motorcycles chase down a mobile phone snatcher through the streets of London in dramatic helicopter and bodycam footage. Video released on Wednesday (4 June) shows the thief, who stole an iPhone 16 Pro Max, riding an e-bike through busy streets across the capital. The Metropolitan Police said that within minutes of the victim making the call, they pursued the thief.
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3 weeks ago | 
cnet.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
Good news for Android users today: Adobe announced that Photoshop has come to the Google Play store. The beta Android mobile app is available now for free. Photoshop has been around for 35 years now, but it's only been this year that Adobe released a true Photoshop mobile app built for on-the-go editing. When I got an early preview of the iPhone Photoshop app in February, I was surprised by how different the app felt from my experience editing photos on my laptop.
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3 weeks ago | 
cnet.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
Social media creators probably know CapCut is owned by the same parent company as TikTok, a Chinese-based company called ByteDance. That means that CapCut is included in the same potential ban in the US and is under the same 75-day extension for the company to find a US buyer approved by government officials. There's still a lot of uncertainty swirling around the apps' futures, which is why I began looking for potential replacements in case TikTok and CapCut eventually get banned.
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3 weeks ago | 
cnet.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
Film festival directors Peter Isaac Alexander and Marisa Cohen said that when they first saw the film, they thought it was interesting, creative and unlike anything their review committee had seen before. The flick, a historical movie about an artist from an Italian director, met all the necessary criteria to be screened in front of a live audience and so it was, during last year's Portland Festival of Cinema, Animation and Technology.
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3 weeks ago | 
cnet.com | Katelyn Chedraoui
I spend a lot of time testing and reviewing AI, specifically image and video generators. During my review processes, I've come up with a few go-to prompts that can help orient me and give me a sense of each program's abilities. The first prompt I try is a kind of wishful thinking for me: I ask the program to imagine me and my friends on the beach somewhere warm, where you can smell the salty air and there's a faint sound of Jimmy Buffett playing nearby.
