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Wine-Staging 11.2 adds patches aimed at improving the Adobe Photoshop installer and app support on Linux, continuing work started with Photoshop 2025; it includes new MSHTML/XML-related changes, updates VKD3D, and drops several outdated patches like NVCUDA due to the PE/Unix split, with several patches still not upstreamed in the main Wine release.
Ariana Grande addressed a Vogue Japan photoshoot image that sparked online chatter over an apparent extra finger, responding with a playful comment about needing extra appendages for an album, while fans debated whether the edit was AI-generated or a sloppy Photoshop job.
Nintendo says AI was not used in the My Mario marketing images, despite widespread online speculation triggered by unusual finger poses; a model involved in the campaign and diverse AI detectors have offered mixed signals, with emphasis on post-shoot editing rather than AI. Nintendo also previously denied AI use in Mario Kart World, and Miyamoto has suggested Nintendo may take a different direction from the broader AI trend in development.
Adobe Max 2025 is scheduled for October 28-30 in Los Angeles, where Adobe is expected to announce major updates to Photoshop and Lightroom, likely featuring new AI-driven features, with keynotes and Sneak peeks revealing upcoming software innovations.
Adobe has integrated Google's Nano Banana and Black Forest Labs' FLUX.1 AI models into Photoshop Beta's Generative Fill tool, enhancing creative options for stylized elements and environmental accuracy, while maintaining seamless control with traditional editing tools.
Trump Mobile's T1 smartphone appears to be a Photoshopped image of a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, with misleading claims about its American manufacturing and features, raising questions about the company's transparency and the actual product.
Adobe is launching new beta AI-powered tools in Photoshop, including Generative Upscale for enhancing old photos, an improved Remove tool for realistic erasing, Harmonize for seamless composites, and a Project management feature, all aimed at making photo editing faster and more intuitive.
Adobe Photoshop has introduced new generative AI features, including automatic object removal, AI image upscaling, and a 'Harmonize' tool that seamlessly blends new objects into photos by adjusting color, lighting, and shadows, making photo editing easier and more realistic. These features are available in beta for web, desktop, and iOS, with safeguards in place to prevent misuse, though concerns about potential nefarious applications remain.
Adobe is enhancing Photoshop with new AI-powered features using Firefly models, including image upscaling, object blending, and improved object removal, aimed at saving time and improving workflow for creators. These features are available in beta for desktop, web, and iOS versions.
Khloé Kardashian claimed she no longer Photoshops her photos, but fans remain skeptical, pointing out inconsistencies like filtered videos and past editing controversies. Despite her statements about embracing natural beauty and reprogramming her mindset, critics continue to accuse her of still editing her images, highlighting ongoing debates about authenticity and body image in celebrity culture.
Adobe has launched a new mobile Photoshop app for iPhone and Android, offering a range of editing features for users on the go.
Adobe is enhancing its Creative Cloud apps with AI-powered features, including scene enhancement, reflection removal, distraction removal, and photo organization tools in Lightroom, along with improved text and background removal in Photoshop, aiming to streamline workflows for creators.
Adobe has launched a beta version of Photoshop for Android devices, offering many of its desktop features including layers, masking, and AI-powered tools, accessible for free during the beta phase, with plans for paid full access later.
Adobe has released a beta version of Photoshop for Android devices, offering a range of editing tools similar to the desktop version, optimized for mobile use, and available for free during the initial beta period, aiming to attract new and existing users to mobile editing.
Adobe's new terms of use for Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro have caused concern among users who feel pressured to agree without fully understanding the changes. While Adobe claims nothing has changed in practice, the sudden update has left many users uneasy.