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When Harley-Davidson started out in the early 20th century, it didn't have any logo at all. Since then, it's had dozens. Here ...

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If you think avoiding AI-generated images is difficult as it is, Facebook and Instagram are now going to put them directly into your feeds. At the Meta Connect event on Wednesday, the company ...

Google is testing its new “Ask Photos” feature that lets you explore your library of pictures in new ways. The feature, which Google first previewed in May, is rolling out to select Google ...

Impact Link Taylor Swift has said her endorsement of Kamala Harris was partly driven by Donald Trump sharing a fake image of her, as she opened up about her fears surrounding AI and misinformation ...

The BepiColombo Mercury probe made a flyby of its ultimate destination on Wednesday, capturing superb images of the planet's crater-covered crust. The joint European-Japanese BepiColombo ...

These Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest images celebrate our feathered friends Text by Tracy Scott Forson Photographs selected by Jeff Campagna Birds can be found on every continent—some living ...

Customization options are quite extensive, with access to numerous elements, from geometric shapes and graphics, to photos and frames. You can make a logo as simple or as complex as you like.

This partnership will make Arkansas one of the first college athletics programs to feature on-field logos during home football games, a significant step in the evolving landscape of college sports ...

First announced at Google’s I/O developer conference this May, Google Photos’ AI-powered search feature, “Ask Photos,” is rolling out to users starting Thursday. The feature, which allows ...

See above for the tweaked logo WWE will use once SmackDown debuts on USA Network next week. It's a slightly curvier and squashed take on the flatter and lighter one shown on FOX for approx five years.