Apple has finally joined the AI photo editing game with its Clean Up tool, but how does it stack up against the established Samsung Object Eraser? We put both tools to the test with a series of photos, comparing their ability to remove unwanted objects and enhance the overall image quality. The results are surprising, revealing which tool reigns supreme in this head-to-head showdown.
NAPC Defense, a leading armament company, has secured over $1 million in contracts for hurricane cleanup efforts in the Tampa Bay area following Hurricanes Helene and Milton. With additional contracts pending, the company anticipates continued involvement in the region’s rebuilding process for the next three years.
Apple’s latest AI feature, ‘Clean Up,’ allows users to easily remove unwanted objects from photos with just a few taps on their iPhones or iPads. This powerful tool, integrated into iOS 18.1, leverages Apple Intelligence to automatically detect and remove objects, offering a seamless and user-friendly experience.
Over 1,200 bus shelters in Chennai received a comprehensive clean-up, with over 2,500 workers removing debris, washing railings, and removing posters. The move comes amidst ongoing legal battles with contractors who failed to maintain the shelters properly, resulting in a significant revenue loss for the city.
Organizations in the Tampa Bay area, including Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful and local authorities, coordinated cleanup events at Cockroach Bay Preserve State Park to commemorate Earth Day. The initiative aimed to remove litter and preserve the park’s natural beauty for visitors and wildlife.
