Google stands out in the smartphone manufacturing landscape with their innovation of computational photography - their Magic Editor feature allows users to apply portrait effects or remove elements from older photos that they no longer wish to include, initially only available with Pixel devices but now made available across Google One regardless of whether subscribers own one of those phones or not.
Google's Magic Editor Could Soon Become Available Free Of Charge
Android Authority conducted an in-depth examination of an APK file's code to reveal a possibility that Magic Editor could become accessible across all Android devices for free. New code found in version 6.78.0.622306643 of Google Photos indicates a feature called metered saves which might be introduced for use within Magic Editor, potentially providing free initial access but eventually require Google One subscription after exceeding a set limit of saves.
Google One Subscription Benefits
Google's strategy of expanding access to its Magic Editor may be seen as an incentive to encourage more users to sign up for its Google One plan and benefit from increased Google Drive storage space and additional perks; especially notable is Magic Editor as an AI-powered image editing solution.