During the Google I/O keynote, the tech company announced Google Photos, a standalone photo hosting app allowing users unlimited online storage for images and videos.
Called a "new experience built from the ground up," Google Photos will mark a departure from the need to upload photos to Google+, giving people a personal and private space for storage.
Photos can be quickly backed up to Google Photos and organized for the purpose of being easy to find. Features such as identifying people in different life stages, selecting multiple photos at once, and sharing images with others have been integrated to streamline the user experience.
Uploads are limited to 16MP for images and 1080p for videos. It is expected to launch today on Android, iOS, and the web.
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Called a "new experience built from the ground up," Google Photos will mark a departure from the need to upload photos to Google+, giving people a personal and private space for storage.
Photos can be quickly backed up to Google Photos and organized for the purpose of being easy to find. Features such as identifying people in different life stages, selecting multiple photos at once, and sharing images with others have been integrated to streamline the user experience.
Uploads are limited to 16MP for images and 1080p for videos. It is expected to launch today on Android, iOS, and the web.
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