I put an early version of Clean Up in iOS 27 to the test against its iOS 26 equivalent, and the results surprised me.

Slow speeds and nonexistent storage space are inconvenient, and let's be real, annoying. Sure, you could invest in a new phone or go through the trials of identifying your storage suckers, or you ...

Here are nine curated samples where I compared Apple’s Clean Up against the Pixel 9 Pro and Samsung’s take on object removal. Both the Pixel and Samsung phones include not just one but two options to ...

The third beta of iOS 18.1 that Apple provided to developers today includes a new Apple Intelligence feature for the Photos app. Clean Up can be used to remove distracting objects from the background ...

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Apple is expected to release its upcoming iPhone 16 during its September 9th 'Glowtime' event. With “It’s Glowtime” tagline, it is obvious Apple plans to lean heavily into the software side. To that ...

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The initial Apple Intelligence features are gradually being introduced into iOS 18.1 developer beta versions prior to a public release later this fall. In iOS 18.1 beta 3, one of the most exciting new ...

The latest developer beta of iOS 18.1 brings with it Clean Up for Photos, an Apple Intelligence feature that can remove unwanted elements from photographs. One of the main features of Apple ...

If you have access to Apple's IOS 18.1 developer beta, you can now try out Clean Up, a new feature that removes unwanted people, places, and other objects from your photos. Also: Why you shouldn't buy ...