I'm sure that on more than one occasion, your peace and quiet has been interrupted by the shadow of your mother or father approaching you with their smartphone in hand. The look on their face is a mix of frustration and confusion and yes, once again, the smartphone is ready to be thrown out the window. Of course, the only thing the phone is guilty of is offering features that, according to your parents, only young people can understand. And now comes the time when you curse the day you gave your mom or dad that Android smartphone so they could manage enormous family groups on WhatsApp, use their Facebook account from anywhere, or take awkward candids of you to send to your Aunt in Milwaukee. Ever since they switched from their indestructible Nokia 3310, you've become the best technician in the family and you have to deal with all the problems..."Sweetie, I need you to fix my phone for me again!"
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You don't have to use Google Plus to use Photos, but you can if you want. With Photos, you can store an unlimited amount of photos on the cloud (although you can only upload 16 MP or 1080p for videos) and manage all your images locally. By default, the app separates your photos in folders, but you can reorder them manually if you want.
One of the biggest changes in this version of the app is its interface. Not only is it now more beautiful, but it's also much easier to use. For example, you can enlarge or shrink the photo preview by just pinching the screen.
Photos is a considerable improvement over the previous photos app from Google. It has a lot of interesting and useful tools for you to use when working with your pictures.
A recent study conducted by Western Digital has uncovered alarming statistics related to user habits when it comes to making backup copies of their information. 27% of those interviewed had lost valuable information on their mobile devices at least once because they'd never made a backup. This fact is even more shocking if you consider the number of services and tools that exist to automate this process. Here, we'll explain a few different ways to back up the information stored on your Android smartphone or tablet.
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It's been several months since Google Photos added an option to auto-detect people's faces in pictures and even do searches in your library for a certain person. This feature is solely available by default in the United States, but an easy trick lets you switch it on from anywhere.
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Google photo app uses too much mb for updating it in uptodown but in 9apps only 29 mb for updating it, in Aurora only 32 MB it has, i will be appreciated if it will be the same as these
awesome app had it forever never had any issues,
good
nice