It seems that Canon isn’t the only company having issues holding onto its customers’ images right now. A recent Adobe Lightroom update appears to have deleted images and presets for many of its users, too. Users on Facebook, Reddit and Adobe’s own forums had noticed that their work had disappeared with one noting that they’d lost over 2 years worth of edits. That last one said they spoke with Adobe Customer Service for more than four hours over a two day period and were finally told that there is no fix and the lost images are unrecoverable....

When Google released the Pixel Buds Pro earlier this year, they were available in 12 countries — Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, the UK, and the US. But as noted by 9to5Google, not all of them got all four color options. This expansion of availability also sees some of those markets getting more colorways for the buds. We aren’t getting any new color options, though. If you’re living in any of these countries and looking to get the Pixel Buds Pro, you can follow the links below to purchase the earbuds from the Google Store....

The model will be the most important part of this team – The subject of your images. This is something that aspiring photographers take a lot of time to understand. And aspiring photographers find a lot of excuses around this fact. (Of course, the ones that do get it, are not aspiring for long). Fashion or Beauty Model? Fashion or Beauty Model? Pretty girls make awful models. Yes, this is the truth....

The revelation comes from musicMagpie, a UK-based company that specializes in refurbished electronics. The report titled Annual Phone Depreciation Report 2021, further mentions that the average smartphone user in the UK changes their phone every 16 months. This causes a depreciation of around 50% on the original value, musicMagpie found. “The 10 phones which held the most of their value at 12 months are all iPhones – making them the better investment for people who are likely to trade their device back in every year to upgrade,” the report said (via)....

The new state-of-the-art semiconductor R&D facility is located at Samsung’s Giheung Campus in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province of South Korea. It is spread across 109,000 square meters and will see an estimated investment of about 20 trillion won (around $15 billion). The company expects the construction of the complex to be complete by 2028. At least one R&D line may be operational by mid-2025, though. Samsung plans to work on the next-gen semiconductor technology and research at this complex....