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Unlike Activision’s Call of Duty, EA’s Battlefield series isn’t necessarily released on an annual basis. For example, Battlefield V was released back in 2018 and in 2019, there were no new titles announced. However, if you were hoping that EA might announce a new Battlefield title next year, prepare to be disappointed.

This is because during EA’s Q2 fiscal 2020 earnings call, the publisher has confirmed that they will not be releasing a new Battlefield game next year, and that if gamers were hoping for a new Battlefield title, they will have to wait until the fiscal year of 2022. This means that we are looking at a launch between April 2021 and March 2022, which is actually a rather long time away.

Instead, EA will be relying on Respawn’s Apex Legends to be the company’s primary shooter game, where they are also expected to expand on it. It was also recently revealed that Apex Legends has managed to rack up 70 million players to date, so it is clearly doing very well and it’s not surprising that EA will want to focus on it.

Apex Legends has officially hit 70 Million players worldwide! We are constantly so humbled and thankful for all of your support. ❤ pic.twitter.com/GUn1AabqC8

— Apex Legends (@PlayApex) October 29, 2019

Also, given how closely competitive Call of Duty and Battlefield are, EA choosing to focus on another game would give them a greater chance, although it also means that they would be ceding market share to Activision’s Call of Duty.

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Earlier this month, Adobe announced that for the 2020 version of Photoshop, they would be introducing new AI-powered tools, one of which is a smart object selection tool that will make selecting irregular shaped objects easier, especially for beginners and novices who are new to Photoshop.

As it stands, irregular shaped objects can be selected in images using the lasso tool, but given that it can be tricky to try and get as clean a selection as possible, many beginners usually end up with very rough jobs. However, with this new tool, it will make it a cinch, especially for objects that might have fine or fuzzy edges, like animals or with hair on humans.

Now in a video uploaded to YouTube, Adobe is showing off the tool in action, where it relies on the company’s Sensei AI to power it. As you can see in the video above, the entire process seems to be very seamless and easy, and all users need to do is drag the selection box over what they want to select and it will automatically select the parts for them.

We imagine that this will vary from photo to photo so your mileage may vary, but if it truly works as advertised, then this will definitely be a feature worth keeping an eye out for.

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