Windows 11 lets you get its next big update first, a fake foldable iPhone 15 appears in a video and Photoshop’s Generative Fill will become paid in November, that’s the recap.
It’s time for the September 18, 2023 recap. Today we have an operating system that gives you the opportunity to be served first, a very famous phone available in a foldable version and free Photoshop functionality which becomes chargeable. Buckle up, let’s go!
Windows 11 lets you prepare for the big fall update
The big Windows 11 23H2 update should arrive in the coming weeks. If you want to be one of the first to be served, there is a solution. Microsoft has implemented a feature in Windows Update settings. Check the box “Receive the latest updates as soon as they become available” and you will be served as a priority. If you don’t do this, you will wait a few days before receiving new features.
Read – Windows 11 23H2: the big fall update is imminent, here’s how to prepare
A fake foldable iPhone 15 panics the web
The Unbox Therapy Youtube channel received a strange phone, since it is a foldable iPhone 15. But make no mistake, Apple has absolutely nothing to do with it. It’s actually a nasty knockoff called i15 Pro, and it’s not even a smartphone! This product shamefully adopts the design of the Apple brand. Obviously, this news is ready to make you smile, especially since rumors concerning a foldable iPhone have been circulating for years, but not sure that it will make Cupertino laugh.
Read – The foldable iPhone 15 is already circulating on the Web, and this version will greatly displease Apple
On PhotoShop, Generative Fill will become paid
This summer, Photoshop’s Generative Fill delighted users. Using artificial intelligence, this tool allows you to fill an image with the data of your choice or simply automatically enlarge it by imagining what is around it. Now that everyone has had fun with it, Adobe has decided to signal the end of recess and will make this feature paid from 1er november. To use it, you will need to be a subscriber and spend credits for each use.
Read – Photoshop: Generative Fill will become payable even if you have a subscription, too bad