Adobe has announced the launch of the web version of Adobe Photoshop, a simplified online version of its proprietary desktop application for photo editing.

The web version of Photoshop has been in beta status for almost two years, and is now available as part of all paid Photoshop plans (from $10 per month).

The online editor launches with the popular Generative Fill and Generative Expand tools, which recently debuted on the desktop version of Photoshop. These features are based on Adobe Firefly’s generative AI model and are available for commercial use. They allow you to add, remove or expand content from any image with text descriptions in over 100 languages, while maintaining the lighting conditions and perspective of the original image.

The web version of Photoshop offers a simplified user interface, including a contextual taskbar, allowing you to invite other users to collaborate on projects.

Adobe has previously noted that it hopes to offer a free version of the service that provides most of Photoshop’s core features. However, Adobe senior vice president of digital media Ashley Still has now told reporters that Adobe currently has “no plans to create a freemium offering.”

NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter made its sixtieth flight to Mars, during which it set a speed record. It was 28.8 km/h. Before this, the maximum speed at which Ingenuity moved was 24 km/h.

On its sixtieth flight, Ingenuity flew 340 meters at an altitude of 16 meters. Flight time was 133 seconds. It was the fastest helicopter flight on the surface of Mars.

As part of the previous flight, Ingenuity also set a record, but not for speed, but for altitude: it rose 20 meters above the surface of the Red Planet.

For the first time, images of Xiaomi 14 Pro have been published on the Internet – the device is posed “wrapped” in cases, from which it becomes clear that the pictures were leaked by the accessory manufacturer.

Xiaomi 14 Pro demonstrates the evolution of the design of the current Xiaomi 13 Pro: the camera protrusion is almost the same, there are also three modules (the fourth is depicted as a camera module, but it will house a flash.

Xiaomi 14 Pro will receive SoC Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a titanium frame. It is also credited with an AMOLED screen with a diagonal of 6.7 inches and a resolution of 3200 x 1440 pixels, a 5000 mAh battery with 120 W charging.

There is scattered data about the camera: some sources say that the device will have a 200-megapixel sensor as the main one, others attribute to it the same inch Sony IMX989 sensor as the Xiaomi 13 Pro. At the same time, everyone agrees that the remaining two sensors will be 50-megapixel.