Google has said that a loophole in its Photos service that seemingly gave iPhone owners unlimited storage for high-resolution media is a bug, one that it intends to fix soon.
With Live Albums in your Google Photos, you just pick specific people and pets to have the app automatically add new photos of them as you take them.
Google Photos for iPhone and iPad will soon let you mark a photo as your favorite. Plus, as a cool bonus, you’ll be able to give some love to shared images by āheartingā them.
Google Photos will get one-tap actions, work with your favorite apps and devices, change black-and-white shots into color and help you remove background colors from an image.
The experimental Google Lens visual search feature today started rolling out across iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices through the free Google Photos app.
Debuting today in Google Photos for Android, the search giant’s powerful Lens visual search tool is coming soon to more mobile devices and apps, including Google Assistant and their image-management app for iPhone and iPad.
Google Photos now officially supports drag and drop on iPad and includes an iMessage extension for the Messages app.
Finding photos of your pets just got easier thanks to the latest Google Photos update, which now helps you better celebrate your four-legged family members.
Google Photos now lets you order beautifully crafted printed photo books from within the app. Plus, you can now archive photos to clean up your photo grid.
Google just announced three new ways to help you share and receive the meaningful moments in your life using its ever-improving Photos app.
Google’s mobile Photos app recently gained the ability to automatically adjust the white tone of your images to given them a more natural look. During an event in SĆ£o Paulo, Brazil today, the search company announced that Google Photos for iOS and Android now includes faster backup and sharing on low connectivity. They’re rolling out these improvements in Google Photos for iOS and Android starting today, ahead of a wider rolloutĀ in the coming days.
Google Photos for iPhone and iPad has picked up a brand new editing featureāauto white balance. Requiring Google Photos for iOS version 2.11, the app’s improvedĀ Auto Enhance tool now includes white balance correction that adjusts the white tone of your images to make them pop and given them a more natural look. Launch Google Photos on your device, select a look and the app will now correct not only exposure and saturation, but also automatically correct the white balance of the image.
