Shared albums plus unlimited backups make Google Photos really compelling, especially on Android On the iPhone or iPad, Google is limited by what it’s allowed to do for certain features.

It has been said that the biggest feature of Google Plus is that it’s not Facebook. However, there’s another feature that may be of interest to all you Gadget Lab photo nerds out there: the ...

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The Google Photos Assistant now puts together a full-featured photo album when you return from your awesome vacation. ... plus it collects pictures of the same people or objects into groups, ...

(Some 1.2 billion new photos are backed up on Google Photos every day, according to the company.) So, to start an album, do a search for mom, dad, brother, son, daughter, etc., or a place or event.

Google is rolling out two new features for its Photos service: the ability to comment on shared images and albums, and a tool that suggests photos to add to specific albums. The commenting ability ...

Some of the images and videos in Album Archive are also available in Google Photos, Blogger and Google Chat, but others exist only in Album Archive. On July 19, 2023, Google will be eliminating ...

How to create an album in Google Photos on mobile. 1. Download the Google Photos app on your iPhone or Android phone, and sign into your Google account. 2. Tap "Albums" at the bottom of the screen ...

Though nowhere near official, it seems Google may actually be splitting its impressive Photos service from their sputtering social arm. Android Police recently got some hands-on time with Google ...

Google Photos is testing a new feature to share albums and memories via QR codes. This new QR code sharing is accessed through the share sheet within an album or memory, distinct from the existing ...

To view the albums that a picture is in, simply tap the (i) button near the top right of the screen. There, you'll be able to see all of the photo information you've always been able to see, plus ...

Open the Google Photos app on your phone and delete it or remove it from the album (if you want to keep it, but not delete the picture). You can also just get Google to handle that file management ...