Google Photos “warns” users about quality of uploaded photos

When Google Photos initially launched, they told us that the difference between High Quality photos and Original Quality wasn’t much and the two had “near-identical visual quality”. But with the changes in their storage quality happening in a few months, it looks like they’re changing their tune. Google is now telling users that if they […]

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Google Photos gets new video editor, enhanced photo features

Earlier this week, we were just talking about how Google Photos’ video editor needs to become more robust and match its photo editing features for parity. Well apparently, Google was already working on that as we’re now getting a major update to the app and along with it comes a brand new and improved video […]

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Google still has some travel tricks up its sleeve (including reliving past trips)

We may not be traveling as freely now as we were years ago but holiday season is almost upon us and there are still those who want to be able to book some vacation time away. Google says 40% of Americans are still planning to travel and so they are reminding people of the features […]

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Google Photos wants you to help improve machine learning through crowdsourcing

If you’re already pretty impressed (or scared) of Google Photos’ machine learning and algorithm, there’s still room for improvement of course. And Google wants your help in improving the app, particularly in recognizing things like objects, faces, pets, etc. There is a new crowdsourcing tool from within the app itself where you get to answer […]

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Google Photos makes Color Pop feature exclusive for Google One subscribers

Some keen code observers have noticed the past few months that Google Photos seems to be preparing to hide some of its features behind a paywall. Now we’re seeing the first official manifestation of this but it’s not exactly the paid feature that some were expecting. The color pop feature, one of the more popular […]

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Google Photos messed up by Android 11’s scoped storage

Android 11 has introduced the Scoped Storage system. One noticeable effect of this is the challenge in loading non-Google Play apps. We first learned about this update when the Android 11 Developer Preview was released by Google in early February. It is one of the many privacy and security improvements the Android team has worked […]

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Google Photos possibly reviving monthly print subscription

It was just a few months ago when Google Photos decided to end the trial program of its monthly print subscription program but that doesn’t mean they’ve actually given up on this concept. Reliable tipster Jane Manchin Wong has uncovered a new subscription service that Google may be announcing soon. Called the Premium Print Series, […]

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Canon camera users can now back up to Google Photos over Wi-Fi

One challenging thing for DSLR and point-and-shoot cameras is transferring and backing up photos to your computer or to the cloud. Yes, you can use cables, adapters or SD cards but they can sometimes be a bit too inconvenient. Google Photos has now announced a partnership with Canon so users of their compatible cameras will […]

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