I take a photo of the bottle to purchase later.
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He would take a photo of it, post it on Twitter.
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Take a photo of your government-issued ID and upload it.
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What She's Actually Saying: Someone take a photo of my cool talent.
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Can we take a photo of you and David for our kids?
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And I actually asked it to take a photo of me using Alexa.
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Swipe on this notification, take a photo of your receipt and you're done.
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A pedestrian stops to take a photo of the Chicago River on Tuesday.
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I take a photo of the photo and pay my inexplicably reduced bill.
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Take a photo of yourself or choose a photo from your image library.
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Users are invited to take a photo of themselves with a Samsung smartphone.
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Will I get in trouble if I take a photo of my ballot?
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Mittiga's wife was trying to take a photo of him when it happened.
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Before we parted ways, Hamad used my camera to take a photo of me.
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Wallen's friend told her to take a photo of the area, which she did.
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Take a photo of the number and submit it to the game's Snapchat account.
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While traveling through, the occasional option to take a photo of something will pop up on screen, asking you to find a landmark or an animal and take a photo of it in the easily accessed photo mode (left on the D-pad).
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Head to Verizon's "Find The 8" landing page and take a photo of the Snapcode.
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Take a photo of this and one circle-headed figure starts acting afraid of squares.
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Truthfully, I can imagine people buying this cookie just to take a photo of it.
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Be sure to take a photo of this document or make a copy of it.
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Let's say you take a photo of a group of people and one person blinks.
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Do you take a photo of the dog to share with your canine-crazed Facebook group?
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Take a photo of your stuff, list a suggested price and share it with your friends.
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Just take a photo of the item and assign a category such as furniture or electronics.
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If you didn't take a photo of yourself at a marathon, did you actually run it?
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Grab an iPad, a different phone, or a camera and take a photo of the screen.
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So go ahead, be a rule breaker and take a photo of the Eiffel Tower at night.
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She had the idea to lay on it so her son could take a photo of her.
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So if you take a photo of a poster, Cortana can then create a reminder from it.
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If you really love something, take a photo of the framed photo, and then frame that one.
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With this mode, you take a selfie, and you take a photo of what you're looking at.
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Have someone else take a photo of you, post it on Facebook, and call it a selfie.
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All anyone has to do is take a photo of the phone screen with another cellphone camera.
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Users take a photo of their skin condition, which is uploaded to Curology's team of dermatological specialists.
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You take a photo of the results, and the app tells you what you tested positive for.
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She abruptly stopped me when I was about to take a photo of the opposition party's building.
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I try to take a photo of the pieces, but am again caught in the mirrored backdrop.
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Basically, the Spark will take a photo of you and fly within a few feet of your palm.
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Also buried in the pile are instructions for how to take a photo of a UFO for analysis.
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Lin didn't get the man's name, but she did take a photo of him smiling with the trophy.
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"Would you like to take a photo of a worker pretending to use the machine?" asks the guide.
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After the tweet went viral, she asked her dad to take a photo of himself "watering" the plant.
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The short answer is yes, there's some risk involved any time you even take a photo of something.
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Zeleke lept toward me when I tried to take a photo of the portrait next to Eskinder's award.
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With the app you can take a photo of documents or use an image from a camera roll.
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Buried amid other curiosities were detailed instructions for how to take a photo of a UFO for analysis.
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If the person said yes, he would visit death row to interview and take a photo of them.
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What if I see someone who's hot, take a photo of them then put it into my Facedate?
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At the end of each ride, you'll have to take a photo of where you parked the scooter.
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Holding the wooden paddle in one hand, she stretches the other to take a photo of the church.
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It's incredibly hard to take a photo of the sculpture without catching a reflection of yourself in it.
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There's really no wrong or right way to take a photo of yourself, because everyone finds different things sexy.
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Service was great, and I got the waitress to take a photo of my lady, me, and the pants.
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You could always take a photo of the darkened building at night, but really, what's the fun in that?
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Scientists want to take a photo of a black hole, an object that, by its nature emits no light.
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She also sees people slowing down so they can walk behind her and take a photo of her dress.
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That is, all you'll have to do is take a photo of a receipt and it does the rest.
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Many people would surely stop by to take a photo of the building where such monumental history was made.
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After, you're meant to open the accompanying My Skin Track pH app and take a photo of the sensor.
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Christmas Decor's representatives take a photo of your house with a tablet, then superimpose lighting displays on the image.
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It all changed last June, when researchers needed to take a photo of the previously undocumented hieroglyphics under the coffin.
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For instance, a user might try to take a photo of their child blowing out candles on a birthday cake.
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This includes asking you to upload or take a photo of any required documents, such as invoices or dividend certificates.
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So she decided to take a photo of the black Metro employee and report her to the WMATA on Twitter.
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When you tap on the link, you can take a photo of the receipt, add details and submit your expense.
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An eyewitness and dentist who aided victims during the attacks, Jean Pierre paused to take a photo of the scene.
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Six other states allow voters to take a photo of their mail-in ballot, but prohibit photos in polling centers.
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My sister asked me to take a photo of this Sith Lord sleeping with his lightsaber by the women's bathroom.
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Each night, sweaty and somehow exhilarated, I'd take a photo of the workout and throw it on my Instagram Story.
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Microsoft was petrified someone would take a photo of the device and deconstruct it to help rival companies catch up.
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Drivers will now be asked to take a photo of themselves "periodically" before starting a session where they accept rides.
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So they posted fliers with a prompt: Take a photo of this template and share your #WhyIDidntReport stories via Instagram.
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Tab gives users the ability to simply take a photo of the check and have everyone claim what they purchased.
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I saw one woman take a photo of the PFIR ad, grimace, and shake her head as she walked away.
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That thing, I take a photo of that chair, it's not just that chair's similar styles but also it in context.
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Robles is clearly a superhuman because she exercised extreme calm to stop and take a photo of her puke-covered face.
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We want to take a photo of you in your kitchen, we love your pancakes video, we love all your videos!
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We downloaded and installed PhoneSheriff onto an Android phone and used the phone's camera to take a photo of our shoes.
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I remember him being shy, and he would reposition himself when he spotted me trying to take a photo of him.
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Instead, you can hand the photographer your phone, and they will take a photo of your whole family free of charge.
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For reasons only he can fathom, he had someone take a photo of him au naturel and shared it on Instagram.
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A photographer friend was admonished by an "honorable citizen" for trying to take a photo of the Nile with her phone.
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Homeowners can't just take a photo of, say, the dusty Texas ground or the slope of their hill on a lake.
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My personal favorite is without a doubt these parents making their young child take a photo of them from the stroller.
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I use Google Translate to take a photo of the Japanese menu and realize the bits of chicken are the gizzards.
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So we called our Moscow bureau and asked to take a photo of their keyboards to see if they're configured differently.
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Users can even hold out a virtual "selfie stick" to take a photo of their virtual selves in their virtual environment.
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Alba concluded the segment by encouraging viewers to take a photo of the teens on stage and share using the hashtag #stoptheviolence.
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Command it to take a photo of you, repeat across various clothing options, and get a recommendation of what you should wear.
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You can take a photo of a street sign in a foreign language and Google's Translate app will instantly provide a translation.
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Once Donald Duck earnestly exclaimed, "You want to take a photo of me?" and no sentiment has ever touched my heart more.
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The company launched an AI-powered tool called StyleSnap, which allows people to take a photo of clothing and find it online.
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In 2017, Nelson Cruz held up the game so catcher Yadier Molina could take a photo of Cruz with umpire Joe West.
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Even hairstylists appreciate when you take a photo of a celeb to the salon to help them understand exactly what you want.
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Cunningham said Landon had borrowed the phone from him to take a photo of Ortiz, and was texting it to his mother.
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KeyMe also offers a mobile app that lets you take a photo of a key and store the data on its servers.
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Cover: A firefighter uses his phone to take a photo of the fire's edge near Mangrove Mountain, north of Sydney, Tuesday, Dec.
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Think of the times you've tried to take a photo of the moon on your phone, the eclipse will be the same size.
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The app asked me to take a photo of my park job, to confirm that I wasn't blocking any sidewalks or pedestrian paths.
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I almost stopped to take a photo of them in the snow, but I was genuinely concerned I was going to get frostbite.
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He then allegedly asked her to take a photo of herself in her underwear and then a topless photo, according to the complaint.
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"If your car got (into) an accident, you can simply use our app to take a photo of the damaged car," Chan said.
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What do you call it when you have an app that lets your friends take a photo of you, using your own phone?
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Check out how ridiculous I looked when I tried to use the Nubia Alpha smartwatch to take a photo of our video producer.
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Students take a photo of a problem and upload it to get instructions for how to solve it from the app or tutors.
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Illustration: Randall MunroeUsing a distant star, your friends could take a photo of you from a distance of up to several hundred miles.
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Take a photo of a tree and location tag it in the hometown of the childhood sweetheart your ex was always jealous of.
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Snapchat has also recently rolled out a feature that allows users to take a photo of an item and then buy it on Amazon.
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An employee at an industrial facility can take a photo of a piece of equipment that's breaking down, and then submits a work request.
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The app lets you take a photo of the check, select your items, and calculate the correct tax and tip each person should pay.
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It allows Excel users to take a photo of a printed data table and convert it into a fully editable table in the app.
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At first, a student got closer in order to take a photo of the koala, but then noticed it trying to board the boat.
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Caught up in the moment, the father seems to miss the question, asking a nurse to take a photo of him with his daughter.
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A second picture showed that she had been sitting in that position so she could take a photo of the group visiting the president.
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And with H&R Block's app, you can take a photo of your W-2 to have the information automatically imported into your return.
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They've also built a "knowledge assistant" that lets customers take a photo of a store location and it will automatically update that record everywhere.
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While he waited for the elevator, a customer—a middle-aged woman—asked if she could take a photo of the two of them.
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He recalled a visitor who wanted to take a photo of himself with a sculpture in the foreground and a painting in the background.
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"If I take a photo of you, you are not the same person anymore," she tells So, as he gets increasingly drunk at lunch.
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"Take a photo of the signed Caucus Reporting Sheet to send to Iowa State Democratic Party using the campaign button below," the app reads.
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So they've expanded their app's feature which allows users to take a photo of an object and search for it on the Amazon website.
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Whenever a marsquake hits, InSight will take a photo of the world's interior, giving scientists back on Earth a view of Mars from the inside.
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But now that "Beto standing on stuff" is an official thing, anyone can take a photo of Beto standing on stuff and it will circulate.
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They had no way of printing out the ultrasound, so I asked if I could take a photo of the screen with my cell phone.
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Scott Meisler walked out with a backpack and suitcase, turning the tables and stopping briefly to take a photo of the flock of cameras outside.
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"As tempting as it may be, to show respect, you should only take a photo of a royal when they pose for it," says Meier.
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His phone had died, so he asked his daughter to take a photo of him with the message, which was the name of his crush.
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You can either take a photo of a friend's BooR code (cumbersome), or search for their username (annoying, especially when usernames are weird and long).
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Once you spot a sexy typeface and take a photo of it with the app's built-in camera, WhatTheFont will isolate all the included text.
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It's called Vivino and it presents you with ratings, reviews, and average price as quickly as you can take a photo of any bottle's label.
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I also forgot to take a photo of my dessert — a cheesecake with freshly whipped cream — because of the riveting conversation with my table-mates.
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It included a feature to take a photo of a homework question in order to get instant explanations through the mobile app launched in 2015.
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If you see a Disneyland photographer, recognizable with their giant cameras, khaki vests, and Disney nametags, you can have them take a photo of you.
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Others take a photo of someone like Kylie Jenner and attempt to reverse engineer it to show how she'd look sans Photoshop and cosmetic procedures.
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Now, when I take a photo of my kids, Google recognizes them and shares those photos with my wife; her photos are shared with me.
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I find myself torn between being an enthusiastic remote-sensing scientist and an anthropologist who would never take a photo of anyone, anywhere, without permission.
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The police wardens on duty were extremely friendly, and I even saw one of them stop to take a photo of a family of tourists.
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For instance, their app now allows you to take a photo of an object and use that to search for the same thing on Amazon's website.
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So we asked seven young activists and community members on Instagram to take a photo of what gives each of them hope for a better future.
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A subsequent photo shows what's really going on: Conway is getting in position to take a photo of a roomful of HBCU representatives and President Trump.
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After downloading the app, the company will guide you through the process — you need to take a photo of your ID and fill out a form.
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When users take a photo of a book or painting, for example, Lens recognizes it and spits out information telling you more details about the object.
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Essentially, they take a photo of a license plate, recording details like its location and when it was spotted, and upload that information to a database.
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You know the feeling: bending over backwards trying to take a photo of your new lipstick haul, only to get a muddled, lackluster image in return.
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Miller said he decided to take a photo of the book passage, which he later shared with CNN, because he "could not believe" what he saw.
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Travis Major was trying to take a photo of the the twin-prop aircraft taking off from a remote airstrip 140 miles north of Deadhorse, Alaska.
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They couldn't yet begrudgingly take a photo of your dining group on your smartphone for you, but they were at least doing their basic job well.
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Users can take a photo of the patch and upload it to La Roche-Posay app to determine how much UV-exposure they've experienced that day.
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One product allows users to take a photo of an item with Alibaba's AI able to then bring up the product on an e-commerce website.
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Fingerprint readers use different methods of ID. Some are optical scanners that basically take a photo of your fingertip and see if it matches the one stored.
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For example, Gametime's Snap and Sell feature lets users take a photo of a paper-based ticket to list it on their marketplace, and price it automatically.
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With a guard at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, who made me take a photo of him on his own phone, in order to ask me out.
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Additionally, Google Images is getting integration with Lens, the company's tool that enables you to identify subjects that you take a photo of in the real world.
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"Ask your friend to take a photo of your upper body when you're texting, then use the picture as the background image on your phone," Shin said.
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With a VR selfie stick, you'll be able to take a photo of your avatar and a friend's in front of Big Ben or other world landmarks.
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When we did the scene, I didn't assume that she would actually use the camera on her iPhone and take a photo of me in the moment.
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It was too dark to take a photo of the Wagyu tenderloin with Wagyu cheek confit (the main dish), but the mango cheesecake had bright, cheerful colors.
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The 42-page patent states in Korean that first, users should take a photo of their palm using the rear camera, in order to verify their identity.
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Watching Robbie and Sarah work together is a fascinating experience for anyone who has ever attempted to force a loved one to take a photo of them.
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As part of the rebranding effort, Rebag is introducing a new app, which allows you to take a photo of your used handbag and arrange a pickup.
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Now, if you take a photo of something that inspires you,Lens will give you recommendations for similar objects on Pinterest and ways to style those items.
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And then there is a red spot: the present tense of my mother's nail polish, her fingers holding her phone to take a photo of the photo.
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They emailed photo instructions to guests, requesting that each one take a photo of themselves; one of the bride, groom or both; and one of their choosing.
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A pitcher is always in search of deception, and this is part of Marcus Stroman's—he will not let me take a photo of his sinker grip.
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"When superstars come here, some journalists offered $2,000-$5,000 or more to staff to take a photo of that superstar, but that has never happened," said Thanh.
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Older facial recognition systems worked by using the camera to take a photo of yourself and comparing that with an image that was stored on the device.
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As a foreigner, however, I was quickly greeted by a staff member, who used a mobile device to take a photo of my passport and my face.
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The next time they take a photo of your tats they might notice a few extra, but they don't usually make a big deal out of it.
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It's not my number one personal philanthropic cause, but, in my opinion, anyone should be able to take a photo of themselves at any time because... who cares?
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Traditionally, hotels in China require you to take a photo of your face and present government ID to be scanned and copied before you can enter your room.
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There's also a function for users to take a photo of a sign in another language, which can be translated to English — a similar function to Google Lens.
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As a 215-years-old, he was in the right place to take a photo of Bob Marley with a spliff that now adorns a million bedroom walls.
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Robert said they were making their way back to their camper when Barbara walked ahead of him when he stopped to take a photo of a rock formation.
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You can record a short, looping video as your background, or take a photo of yourself looking particularly attentive, depending on the level of believability you're going for.
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To get them comfortable using the camera on a mobile device and drawing with the app, I have them take a photo of the person next to them.
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Older facial recognition systems worked by simply using the camera to take a photo of yourself and comparing that with an image that was stored on the device.
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Her colleague had asked her to bring Stanley to the DMZ and take a photo of him there on behalf of a school project of the colleague's son.
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When we asked if we could take a photo of the blend, one of the baristas switched on a dramatic light that made it look like a jewelry counter.
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Be patient: Whether you're parenting a kid, training a dog, or trying to take a photo of either – or both – you can't be tense if you want great results.
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When it's finally my turn, I sit on a bed with the self-proclaimed "goddess," who analyzes my Tarot cards and instructs me to take a photo of them.
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The act of taking the photos eventually became almost the point for me—even if all I could do was take a photo of a façade, I went there.
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For its hack, the CCC used a "good digital camera with 200mm-lens at a distance of up to five meters" to take a photo of a person's eye.
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"How do we encourage people to be like, 'Okay, you can take a photo of this animal, but you don't want this raccoon to be a pet,'" Fidino asks.
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The camera will take a photo of your food and automatically recognize what you got — it works pretty much like Amazon Go. There's no QR code, no RFID tags.
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Users take a photo of their items, request a pickup, and a courier arrives at a prearranged time or within 20 minutes in markets with an on-demand option.
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A marriage proposal went off without a hitch -- except she hadn't had her nails done and didn't want to take a photo of the engagement ring on her hand.
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Take a photo of whatever you're reading, wait for the app to scan and the app provides summaries around a handful of topics like keyword analysis and concept analysis.
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The Scientologist told me about how Hubbard created the Winter Wonderland to help the Hollywood community, and then offered to take a photo of me on my smart phone.
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Sometimes, as much as you love your outfit, you don't necessarily want to take a photo of yourself —whether it's an #OOTD, mirror shot, or traditional front-camera selfie.
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"During a live polo match, my client had an artist take a photo of him and then turn it into this quarter-million-dollar bronze statue," Elliott tells CNBC.
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If you have to pay in cash or with another card, you can take a photo of the receipt from the Spendesk mobile app and get your money back.
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There are apps, like Delectable and Vivino, that let you take a photo of a wine label and then pull up reviews of the wine from other app users.
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One of Butler's coaches told him to take a photo of a road sign that said "Buckle Up. It's the Law" to post on the swim team's social media.
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She may take a photo of the crepey skin on an arm, or a scar, and sometimes she layers those images with photo collages made from leaves or flowers.
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Today, the company is expanding its feature set to allow for more visualization capabilities — even when you're shopping out in the real world and aren't able to take a photo of your room to use AR. Instead, shoppers will be able to leverage a new feature called "Interactive Photo," which lets shoppers take a photo of their room, then visualize multiple products within it, even when they're not home in their own space.
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What the woman asked next seemed a little strange to Wolfe at first: She wanted to take a photo of the mom and her kids, just bagging up their groceries.
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As I stood there, a young man tapped me on the shoulder and asked me in French, then English, if I could take a photo of him and his girlfriend.
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Using a chat-based interface, Zently renters can choose the category of issue that needs to be solved, take a photo of the problem and submit it to their landlord.
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The image is of UK bride Beth Johnson, who actually asked her photographer, Jonny Draper, if he could take a photo of her feeding her 4-month-old son, George.
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With Lens, Pinterest wants you to be able to take a photo of and then identify anything from clothing to furniture, and then be able to buy what you see.
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You can also download Paper Karma, which will let you take a photo of the mailing with your smartphone, and then attempt to do all the unsubscribing work for you.
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I went to take a photo of her myself, during the day, and without giving myself away, was pleased to see others taking her photo and calling out in solidarity.
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Inside the app, you can take a photo of a key by placing it on a white sheet of paper and taking a photo of each side of the key.
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According to the new mom, every time she tries to take a photo of her three-month-old son Adler, her dog insists on being the star of the shot.
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Illustration: Randall MunroeWe can use geometry to work out how far away your camera needs to be in order to take a photo of yourself in front of the Moon.
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Carla, who had traveled through Europe trying to take a photo of Hitler at a close range, was desperate to get close to the leader so she asked for his autograph.
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Update November 30th 5:30PM ET: This article was updated to reflect that a user could use the rear camera to take a photo of their palm, not the front camera.
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Employees can take a photo of a broken windshield with a coin for scale, and the service will tell you the next steps — replacing the windshield, fixing it with resin, etc.
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Last but certainly not least, our favorite ridiculous feature: there are three cameras that take a photo of the inside of the fridge about 10 seconds after you close the door.
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M87 has been getting quite a lot of attention lately because it is home to an ultramassive black hole—the first that we've ever been able to take a photo of.
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That was the lesson learned by Alicia Jessop, who was simply trying to take a photo of a delicious lobster roll she was eating for lunch during a visit to Maine.
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Kellyanne left her high heel shoes on as she knelt on a couch to take a photo of the prez and dozens of reps for Historically Black Colleges and Universities Monday.
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Evan Vucci, The Associated Press' chief Washington photographer, posted a photo of the incident on Instagram, saying the photographer was trying to take a photo of a demonstrator at the rally.
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But the image you have when you look in the mirror versus the idea someone has if they take a photo of you for example—those can be such different things.
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This is what happens when you shoot an incredibly high-resolution, 1 billion-pixel camera into space and instruct it to take a photo of every single star it can see.
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Ms. Fraser-Cavassoni ignored them but insisted the maître d' let her take a photo of "After Andy" in the pastry case, artfully nestled between the profiteroles and the opera cakes.
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The recipient will then get notified and be asked to take a photo of their bank card, and Curve will send the money directly to their bank via the card network.
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Despite not having access to running water or mains electricity, 20-year-old Mary Isaka is able to take a photo of me with her mobile and send it to her friends.
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It reminds me of Frontback, a photo-sharing app that lets you take a photo of what you have in front of you, and a photo of your reaction with a selfie.
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The actress was seen dunking her sandwich into a big pile of ketchup while she ate and later asked the bartender to take a photo of her an Ansari on her phone.
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Users can take a photo of their desired makeup color and load it onto the pen's iOS companion app, which then breaks it down into exact levels of cyan, magenta, and yellow.
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Simply answer a few questions, scan or take a photo of your relevant documents, and upload said images to the app; a pro at Visor will take care of things from there.
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For the less social-savvy passengers, its employees make a big deal of the "shoe selfie," where you take a photo of the city below with your feet dangling in the frame.
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The apotheosis of my career was the evening that I met Bob, and he asked me to take a photo of him with Robert De Niro backstage at the Roxy in '76.
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Three years later, Rodriguez showed he's still a devoted partner as he opted to take a photo of Lopez on his phone as she turned around for photographers at the 2018 VMA's.
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And I got a friend to take a photo of me and morph 15 percent of Einstein into my photograph to give me an indication [of how] to create a credible likeness.
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The easiest is to take a photo of your computer's screen with the camera on your personal phone, and to share the image(s) you take as a disappearing message on Signal.
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The first tool, Image Search, allows mobile consumers to take a photo of something they want to buy or use an image saved to their phone's Camera Roll in order to shop eBay.
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Researchers gathered data over three years by combing through news reports indicating a death was "precipitated by a selfie" or that a person had died while attempting to take a photo of themselves.
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Users that run into a property that is listed offline, simply take a photo of the building and send the details — which could be displayed on a board or inside — inside the app.
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With the app, you take a photo of the inside of your fridge to share, and you can swipe right or left based on how the contents of someone else's speak to you.
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Once you're done taking your notes, you'll pull out your phone and take a photo of the page, and it'll scan the photo to upload the notes to your preferred cloud storage service.
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If you have random stuff in the fridge, you'll also be able to use Yummly to take a photo of the ingredients to have the app recommend recipes based on what you've got.
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Take a photo of it and Google Lens it and watch as the Pixel 673's automatically pluck out the address and give you an option to open it up in Google Maps.
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However, before Collins handed over the stunning piece of jewelry, she asked the security guard to take a photo of her in her hotel bathtub — a tradition she follows after every Met Gala.
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In the alleged incident, a 20-year-old Pennsylvania man accused Smith of taking his phone and launching it into the construction zone because he tried to take a photo of the player.
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The majority of the time, I'm eating my plates of eggs benedict before I get a chance to take a photo of them or am watching The Golden Girls on a random Tuesday.
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Even then, the recipient of a self-destructing photo could take a photo of its with another device or figure out the right combination of taps and settings necessary to bypass screenshot notifications.
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I almost considered asking a passerby to take a photo of me, but reminded myself that I had just moved to the city and needed to play it like a cool New Yorker.
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It can pull photos from your camera roll, Instagram, Flickr, or Facebook account, and because it also has access to your camera, you can take a photo of whatever you want to print.
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At any moment in time, whether you want it to happen or not, someone could take a photo of you, post it online, and turn it into a meme for the internet's enjoyment.
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You forcibly kissed me without my consent, grabbed my breasts while I was sleeping and had someone take a photo of you doing it, knowing I would see it later, and be ashamed.
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You forcibly kissed me without my consent, grabbed my breasts while I was sleeping, and had someone take a photo of you doing it, knowing I would see it later, and be ashamed.
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For example, if you had a smartphone with a built-in 3D sensor, you could take a photo of a room and have it automatically compute the size of objects in the shot.
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The Lab, an update to Impossible Project's Instant Lab from seven years ago, has a camera inside with three lenses that, essentially, take a photo of a photo that's on a user's phone.
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You then take a photo of your space and move, scale and rotate the product in question using directional arrows and other controls, or by pinching and dragging the object across the phone's touchscreen.
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One minute, you're just minding your own business, trying to take a photo of your new bumper sticker or whatever, and the next you're in a life or death battle with a rabid bobcat.
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The feature first debuted on Android back in March, and it allows Excel users to take a photo of a printed data table and convert it into a fully editable table in the app.
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The premise is simple: Bring your favorite action figure to work, take a photo of the figure (or a selfie of you with your favorite toy) and post it online using the hashtag #AFWD2016.
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No need to dedicate an entire folder in your camera roll to the occasion, just take a photo of your mouth and hurl it into the abyss to be watched twice before disappearing forever.
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Many iPhones have a built-in tool to fix red eye in photos, for whenever you take a photo of people in low-light and the flash gives their eyes an eerie red glow.
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It also includes security features in case your phone (and precious nudes) ever get stolen, like break-in reports that will automatically take a photo of the thief and send their location via GPS.
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Using AI, you can take a photo of any Polaroid photo and the app will automatically crop, srom ittraighten, and even remove reflections, from it so that it's good to go for sharing online.
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I pulled over to take a photo of the road, so endlessly sunlit and bare, but as soon as I got out the isolation spooked me and I hurried to step on the gas.
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After the caucus is finished and numbers transferred to reporting sheets, someone at each site should take a photo of the sheet using the iPad, then text the photo to the Nevada Democratic Party.
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A volunteer member of the advance team for President Donald Trump blocks a camera as a photojournalist attempts to take a photo of a protester during a campaign rally at the Ford Center, on Aug.
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Otherwise, stars would have to take a photo of their Snapcode, ask followers to screenshot it, send it to friends, and then have them use the little known Add By Snapcode In Camera Roll feature.
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You use your new phone to take a photo of a bunch of swirling dots on your old phone and Apple moves most of what you need from one phone to the other like magic.
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I take a photo of handprints etched on the glass of the window, set against the afternoon sun, and another mother talks to me of her own life, her own choices, her own son's handprints.
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We fill out the type of scooter it is, where we found it, the device ID number, and take a photo of the location so we can show the scooter company where we found it.
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In several notable incidents, one Metropolitan Police officer found the name of a victim so funny that he attempted to take a photo of the driving license and send it to his friend over Snapchat.
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She refused to tell me her name or let me take a photo of her, but her Puebla-style tlacoyos—black bean-stuffed griddled masa boats—are among the best I've had in the city.
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Jump also requires you to now take a photo of your scooter after you park it to ensure you're not leaving it somewhere especially egregious, although that seems to be doing little to curb bad behavior.
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One company, Wayfair, is today taking inspiration from these efforts with a new feature for finding home furnishings that allows consumers to take a photo of something they like, then see related styles on Wayfair's website.
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So instead of ending class altogether, I gave them one last assignment: Go outside and take a photo of the natural world we had talked about so often, and share it with others in the class.
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Read these stories next: A Love Letter To My Step Dad Why A Stranger Asked To Take A Photo Of This Sweaty Mom & Her Kids A Then-&-Now, Father-Son Photo Has Brought Twitter To Its Knees
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With the area cleared, someone from the Lean In organization asked me to take a photo of a group of people standing in front of the wall that had just been stripped of its magical AR powers.
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Las Vegas police in a statement said a woman was at a party inside a hotel room at the Palms Casino Resort on Saturday morning when she tried to take a photo of the "Run It!" singer.
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Before last Sunday's opening-round run against John Hale, Force held up a flat, hand-drawn character as his team strapped him into the car — just so a sponsor could take a photo of him with it.
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Take a photo of what you've written on your mobile phone, send it to the Pearson app and within five seconds the machine has translated it into text, has marked it for you, and provided a view.
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Now it's hard to tell if the 360 video throws off the perspective at all, but the plane's landing gear appears to nearly make contact with the man, who is trying to take a photo of the craft.
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"It would be really amazing to someday be able to take a photo of a dish you see in a restaurant and be able to figure out exactly how you can recreate it at home," he told Motherboard.
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When a traveler arrives at the checkpoint for screening, computers could take a photo of the traveler and compare it to the photo on his license or passport -- verifying that the person is who he claims to be.
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At first, there doesn't seem much to do, but each world is filled with secrets, and the object of the game is essentially to figure out how to uncover those secrets and then take a photo of it.
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But the turning point came when Dos Santos decided to put a whole roasted chicken on top, take a photo of it, and share it on the Bate Papo Facebook fan page (currently with 250,808 likes and counting).
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"Soon, you might be able to take a photo of a whiteboard after a meeting, stick it in Evernote, and the app will automatically pull out action items and add them to your to-do list," Pierce writes.
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My mother thought I was kidding when I insisted that she walk to the nearest grocery store to buy a honeydew so I could take a photo of myself cradling it like a newborn from my hospital bed.
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The Mustang auctioned off on January 10 at the Oceola Heritage Park arena, which was filled to its capacity during the auction as crowds packed in to catch a glimpse and take a photo of the iconic Mustang.
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When you take a photo of the patch, My UV tells you things like when to put on more sun screen, what the UV levels on your patch are currently at, and what level SPF you should be using.
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There are already apps like Adobe Illustrator Draw that automatically vectorize strokes drawn on a tablet, and it's definitely not hard for artists to take a photo of or scan their hand-drawn sketches before working on it digitally.
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When Behati Prinsloo — who's currently expecting her second child with husband Adam Levine — tried to take a photo of her bathing suit while she was lounging outside on Saturday, she found her growing belly got in the way — literally.
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Evan Vucci, The Associated Press's chief Washington photographer, posted a photo of the incident to Instagram, alongside a caption that said the photographer was trying to take a photo of a demonstrator during Thursday's Trump rally in Evansville, Ind.
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"You forcibly kissed me without my consent, grabbed my breasts while I was sleeping and had someone take a photo of you doing it, knowing I would see it later and be ashamed," she wrote in a blog post.
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Just use the Moleskine Page Camera app (for iOS and Android) to take a photo of a page in the Moleskine+ Dropbox Smart Notebook, and the pages will show up as an image, vector, or text file in your Dropbox account.
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As Brad has mentioned before, the portability of using a phone to shoot lets him get close to subjects without them acting differently — something people often do when someone is using a giant camera to take a photo of them.
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But wait, there's more: Take a photo of your pretzel and tag it #nationalwetzelday (we see what you did there, Wetzel's) and you'll get a code to redeem for another free pretzel via the Wetzel's Pretzels app valid through May 31.
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I confessed to her that I'm not on Facebook, so she kindly went back to find it, take a photo of it, and text it to me — only for me to realize the organizer asked to be contacted ... on Facebook.
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Symple – Venmo for B72073B payments There are 72063 billion checks written and mailed per year for business-to-business payments in the U.S. Symple lets users take a photo of an invoice to digitize them and pay right through the app.
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A German man asks me to take a photo of his friend and send it to him, maybe because I had followed the advice of travel blogs and squeezed my phone into a nerdy waterproof bag strung around my neck.
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You wouldn’t want to cross this kangaroo... 😳 Jackson Vincent was about to take a photo of his dog when he spotted the puffed-up roo in the water (don’t worry, they’re good swimmers).
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Read these stories next: Why A Stranger Asked To Take A Photo Of This Sweaty Mom & Her Kids Why One Mom Is Vowing To Say "Yes" To Her Kids More Often 12 Women Discuss Whether They Regret Their Decisions Around Motherhood
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The replay controls could encourage Instagrammers to send more sensitive imagery by allowing them to prevent replays that can give people time to take a photo of their screen with another camera without triggering a screenshot alert to the sender.
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I can confront shop girls who serve me in the British equivalent of Hudson News, and shoot awesome photos that very same evening of them, but I'm too scared to take a photo of a bin man on his round.
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Grocery and restaurant staff can take a photo of food that's close to its best-before date, offering it at a steep discount (at least 50 percent off), and alerting app users of the food up that's for grabs via notifications.
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The royal caused controversy at the event after fellow spectators claimed they were approached by her security detail and told not to take a photo of the duchess — even those who were just trying to get pictures of the court.
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Sources told ET that the two enjoyed catching up with friends — including Will Ferrell and Viveca Paulin, his wife — during cocktail hour and that Grant, 46, asked a friend to take a photo of her and Reeves on her phone.
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Over eight years, this Beatles-lover has travelled the length and breadth of his home country of England in an attempt to visit and take a photo of every single Abbey Road—the title of the Fab Four's 11th album.
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"I wanted to do some really great shakes, and so ridiculous and over the top that people just had to take a photo of it before they ate it," original freakshake creator Gina Petridis told Mashable, without a hint of sarcasm.
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In the spring of 2017, as a part of DOS, the secret group within NXIVM where women became "slaves," Jay said Mack told her she needed to seduce Raniere, have sex with him, and allow him to take a photo of her nude.
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Diabetic retinopathy is the most common cause of vision loss for those who suffer from diabetes, and diagnosis of the disease is usually done via a two-hour exam, which also requires a specialized camera to take a photo of the retina.
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If you haven't used it yet, the process is pretty simple: Download the app, scroll down to the "Is your portrait in a museum?" section, take a photo of your face, and Google will determine which work of art you most resemble.
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The Magnus app — dubbed the "Shazam of the Art World" — released a new version this week that lets you take a photo of a piece of artwork on your phone, and the app will pull up the artist's name, price, and history.
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All you need to do is scan the item's barcode using your phone's camera via the Amazon store app, or if it's easier just take a photo of the item—Amazon then looks for matching products and prices in its sprawling database.
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Its tech, which can be integrated into a retailer's existing website, uses computer vision and machine learning to let you take a photo of your room and remove furniture, wallpaper and other home décor, and replace them with items from a retailer's catalogue.
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I called her name repeatedly trying to get her to turn around so I could take a photo of her looking at the camera, with the large painting as a backdrop, but she was motionless, completely absorbed in the grandeur of the image.
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The internet first exploded over their Cheesecake Factory outing when one customer shared a hilarious photo of her mother trying to sneakily take a photo of the famous rapper as he entered the restaurant wearing a mustard-yellow hoodie and black sunglasses.
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Driving out of the institute, nestled in the hills above the rest of the city, I stop to take a photo of a welcoming artwork ahead of the parking lot: an old Chevy truck with an erect rocket ship as its unloaded cargo.
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"He was going crazy over the 'Shame on the Blocks' sign on the guild bulletin board and demanded that someone take a photo of him and his daughter in front of it," said Andrew Goldstein, a night cops reporter at the paper.
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It's impossible to prove, but Anna Uddenberg's Journey of Self Discovery (from the exhibition Transit Mode – Abenteuer), which features a sculpture of a girl using a selfie stick to take a photo of her anus, likely accounts for a fair share of Biennale vitriol.
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So if you were one of the people offended by Apple's bagel emoji design, you can rest easy knowing it now comes with cream cheese and what appears to be an alarming level of realism: ENHANCE did...did someone take a photo of a bagel?
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Earlier in the day, Ashley and I had gone to a Bravo brand activation where you could take a photo of yourself in what looked to be a private jet but was actually just a shoddy backdrop and champagne glasses full of beige gel.
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There's something very Inception-y about Emo Night self-parodying itself, like trying to take a photo of a camera, or, more appropriately, trying to throw a trash can in the garbage Eh, maybe I'm just overreacting and this song won't kick off the apocalypse.
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Taraji shared another look at her new do, enlisting her friend Jay Walker to take a photo of her posing in front of the ocean, with her new do piled high into a twisted up-do, all the better to show off those bold, shaved sides.
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There is one other legitimately great camera-related use for the second screen: from the camera app, you can press a button to activate both screens at once, which is perfect for when you hand the phone to someone else to take a photo of you.
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Aiming to take care of the most laborious and time-consuming aspect of selling goods online, Weengs offers a packaging and shipping service via a smartphone app: You simply take a photo of the items you want to send, add the destination address, and request a pickup.
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Last year, the company launched Pinterest Lens, which lets users take a photo of something in their existing wardrobe or a cool pair of shoes they saw someone wearing on the subway, for example, upload it into the app and instantly view that product or similar ones.
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The cast was at the screening (someone please write about Suljic's killer style), and Hill was there, too, both before the film to take a photo of the seated crowd with his point-and-shoot camera, and after, to mingle in his full all-black director's look.
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That's going to require a lot of experimentation and tuning as Pinterest is basically trying to create a new kind of user behavior, and figuring out how to get a user's full attention when they take a photo of a whole kitchen is one way to start.
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If you head over to the back of the shop, you can ask a clerk to take a photo of you wearing a porkpie hat, sunglasses, and a "Let's Cook, Bitches" apron decorated with Jesse's face, all while holding a tray of the blue crystalized candy.
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I ended up paying less than $400 for five days, which is not bad for a one-way S.U.V. No matter what, take a photo of the dashboard to get evidence of mileage and gas both when you pick up the car and when you return it.
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Outside the Cloakroom, which sits on K Street just north of Chinatown and partway between the Capitol and the White House, several passersby stopped to take a photo of Daniels's flyer, one of only two visible signs advertising the show, where ticket prices began at $2900.
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"Jeremy and I got a little sign that says 'we're expecting' and my dad, as he always does, he's always taking pictures," she said, adding that they planned to make the big reveal by asking him to take a photo of them together — and then pulling out the sign.
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Indeed, while in other parts of the world, especially at Fashion Week, people dress up especially to be captured on camera by the multitude of street style photographers, in much of the region, it's not okay to take a photo of someone without asking for their permission first.
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Volley's team (from left): Zaid Rahman, Carson Kahn, Adam Ashwal, and Ryan OrbuchOnce students take a photo of the work they're struggling with, Volley analyzes the text and imagery in seconds to determine the precise topics at hand and lets the user choose the right one from a list.
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The companies will also investigate uses for natural language processing, machine learning and AI in Grab's platform such as map creation, fraud detection services and the ability for passengers to take a photo of their current location and have it translated into an actual address for the driver.
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ServiceNow's new machine-learning-enabled mobile software, launching in 2019, will let employees take a photo of a technical issue, send it to a system that will scan and identify the issue, and find a quicker fix than spending hours on the phone with IT, Donahoe said Wednesday.
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In the months ahead, users will have the ability to take a photo of an object in the real world — or say, a scene (like the decor of a cute cabin you stayed at over the weekend) — and Pinterest will push out related recommendations based on the style.
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It's funny that ... I'm not a parent, but my mind immediately goes to like if I had a teenage son or daughter, I would be so worried that at some point one of their friends would take a photo of them in a vulnerable state and share it.
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The website, initially reported on by Samantha Cole at Vice site Motherboard on Wednesday, began selling a $50 Windows and Linux application just a few days earlier that could take a photo of a clothed woman and, using artificial intelligence, replace it with a fairly realistic-looking naked image of her.
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Now the economics site Priceonomics has attempted to gather the existing statistics about the people who've lost their lives while taking selfies, combing through three years of news reports indicating a death was "precipitated by a selfie," or that a person had died while attempting to take a photo of themselves.
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"I'm going back next week and I'll help my dad move some stuff around in the garage, there's still a Sharpie (marker pen) in there that says 'One day I will be national and world champion' "I can't wait to take a photo of myself next to it with the medal.
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"Take a photo of the grandkids on the beach and push the images directly to grandma's kitchen counter," seems to be the product's core use case — which makes an awful lot of sense in a world where a majority of the current generation of grandparents are still on rocky ground, technologically.
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Bao said the company has been grappling with the best way to encourage orderly parking among its riders, like using GPS tracking devices, offering specific parking zones and instructing riders to take a photo of their scooter after parking it and sending it to Lime to confirm it's parked appropriately.
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Whether it was the Walmart employee I handed it to while buying a SIM card on a recent trip to Canada or the tourists I asked to take a photo of our group at the CN Tower, people have been consistently intrigued and enthralled by this phone during my time with it.
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You chew it if you need to freshen your breath, keep your ears from popping on a plane, or maybe even to keep yourself from biting your nails, but you're probably never going to take a photo of it for Instagram — which is the whole point of the glittery food trend, right?
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" The posts follow a pattern: A parent will take a photo of a child accompanied by an adult who is perceived to be not paying enough attention, upload it to one of the private social networks like San Francisco's Main Street Mamas, home to thousands of members, and ask: "Is this your nanny?
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It's possible to improve connection security as messages are sent over the internet, and it's possible to better secure the receiving and sending devices to deter snooping, but as long as people have cameras a recipient can take a photo of their screen with, no software can ever provide a 100% guarantee.
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Samsung has a smart home play with SmartThings, but one of the startup ideas here is LiCON, an app that aims to make things much easier to set up by letting users simply take a photo of the smart device they want to control, which then launches into the app directly with controls on-screen.
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Joel Meyerowitz: Cézanne's Object by Joel Meyerowitz and Maggie Barrett (Damiani) $1,000 ($39.69 version also available) I'm not sure what compelled photographer Joel Meyerowitz to take a photo of every object in the studio of Paul Cézanne but the result is quite fascinating, particularly since the Post-Impressionist often reused objects as subjects in his paintings.
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Another cool feature – if you find an item you like in stores that isn't in your size, you can use an iPad provided by the startup to take a photo of the item, and you'll be shown similar items in your size from across the startup's entire online inventory, which now is growing by about 1,000 items every hour.
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This need for a principled approach was reinforced when a local police force in California contacted us, and said they wanted to equip all their cars and body cameras with a capability to take a photo of someone pulled over, even routinely, to see if there was a match against a database of suspects for other crimes.
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That last point, BTW, is key: The heart-shaped patch is designed to work as a color-changing sensor that monitors your UVA and UVB exposure in real time when you take a photo of it through the app, sending you notifications when you hit peak hours of exposure, offering protection tips and product recommendations, and connecting you with nearby dermatologists.
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According to RAINN, a person is sexually assaulted every 98 seconds in the U.S., and on average, there are 321,500 victims (age 12 or older) of rape and sexual assault each year in the U.S. If you'd like to participate in #MettezDuRouge, you can take a photo of yourself with red lipstick and post it to your Happn profile or various social media accounts on Wednesday March 8.
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The duo made their red carpet debut at the Met Gala on May 1, and Rodriguez, 41, told Fallon that it was clear who was the bigger star when paparazzi started screaming at him – and not even in English – to get out of the way so they could take a photo of J.Lo. Nevertheless, it seems Rodriguez has no problem playing second fiddle to his girlfriend — and that the pair have only gotten closer in recent months as they traveled together to the Bahamas and Paris.
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The rules around voting selfies are different in different states, and in New York, it's especially confusing: The New York State Board of Elections says it's fine to take a photo of yourself voting as long as you don't include evidence of how you voted—which is a change from a 2012 decision that made taking photos of your ballot OK. Also, there's a lawsuit challenging this rule, which some people say violates the First Amendment on the grounds that ballot selfies should count as constitutionally protected speech.
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Like other apps that are disrupting the market for selling used goods on more legacy platforms — be they old-style classified ads, or eBay or Craigslist — LetGo is focused on reducing the number of steps that it takes to upload items, in order to reduce the drop-off in users that takes place when posting involves too many steps; and is hoping to do some of the work for you via AI. Here, you take a photo of your object, and LetGo uses computer vision and machine learning to identify the object for you, and then automatically title and categorise it.
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