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Preview: The B&W Colorize Feature Of Google Photos

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Google loves to tease users wit  new features that take weeks or months to roll out. In the case of one highly hyped Google Photos feature, it’s taken over a year for us to see any hints of a release. Back in May of 2018 during Google I/O,  Google showed off  a new “Colorize” mode in the Photos  app that adds color to black and white photos. At the time, Google  said  they were working on the feature, but they didn’t offer a concrete timeline for when it would be made available. During Google I/O 2019, however, David Lieb, Product Lead for Google Photos,  announced  that the colorize feature is still in development and could land as a beta soon. That was 5 months ago,  but today, Google rolled out version 4.26 of the Photos app, and we managed to activate a fully working version of the feature. An APK teardown can often predict features that may arrive in a future update of an application, but it is possible that any of the features we mention here may not make it in a future rel

8 Best Websites to Convert Picture to Black and White Online

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Though we love clicking incessantly, the black and white photos provide a distinct feel and effect. However, the images are converted to grayscale leave us feeling blue. If you have been through a similar situation, bookmark this page for it offers various websites that help you convert an image to black and white instead of grayscale. For the unaware, black and white and grayscale are two separate things. A lot of image editing apps and websites often substitute them unknowingly and the results can be odd. In this post, you will find 8 free websites where you can convert pictures to black and white. Apart from that, you will also learn the difference between grayscale and black and white. Let’s start with the distinction. NOTE:  We found that black and white as well as black & white are two different ways to express the same thing. Both are acceptable. HOW GRAYSCALE IS DIFFERENT FROM BLACK AND WHITE As the name grayscale suggests, it means images have varying shades