How to tag pets in Photos in iOS 17
You can already tag people and places in the Photos app, but now, you can do the same with your cats and dogs. Here is how to tag them in iOS 17.
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Nathaniel Pangaro
How to merge albums of the same person or pet in Photos for iOS 17
Sometimes the Photos app separates the same person or pet into two different collections, but you can merge them without having to individually drag each photo over. Here's how to do so in iOS 17.
How to change the focus point of portrait photos in iOS 17
Tips: Being able to change the focus point in a portrait photo and subtly blur the background isn't reserved for the iPhone 15. Here is how to do it on any device in iOS 17.
How to use Visual Look Up to identify laundry symbols in iOS 17
Doing laundry is now simpler because of iOS 17, as the Photos app has gained the ability to recognize and provide explanations for laundry symbols. Here's how to use it.
Andrew Orr
How to easily and quickly crop images in iOS 17
Sometimes you want to quickly crop an image without jumping through multiple hoops to do so. In iOS 17, cropping images has become a lot faster. Here's how to do it.
How to move photos from My Photo Stream to iCloud — or elsewhere
Apple will be shutting down My Photo Stream later today! Here's how to make sure those photos are saved, and still shareable to all your devices, using iCloud Photos or an alternative service.
Charles Martin
How to use AI subject selection in Photos in iOS 16 & macOS Ventura
Apple added a few new AI-based selection tools to Photos in iOS 16 and Preview in macOS Ventura that allow you to select a subject of a photo and extract it from the image. Here's how to use them.
Chip Loder
Everything new in iOS 17 Photos & Camera
You'll be able to capture, edit, share, and enjoy your photos and videos better than ever in iOS 17 thanks to a litany of new features and changes Apple is introducing. Here's what we've found.
Andrew O'Hara
Benibela digital picture frame: Show off your iPhone photos in your living room more easily
Instead of letting your iPhone photos fade away in cloud storage, you can show them off on a digital photo frame like this one by Benibela.
Catherine Cargill
William Gallagher
Wesley Hilliard
Darryl Boxberger
