Articles about Google Photos

After an announcement last year, Google will finally end unlimited free storage for Google Photos users today. The company had said that from June 1, Google Photos will share 15GB of cloud storage with other services such as Gmail and Google Drive.

Google has been paywalling a number of services as of last year. Now, it appears to be Google Photos' turn. Google users will lose access to the app's free cloud backup service on June 1, unless they subscribe to a Google One membership.

Google Photos has been one of the most popular gallery apps on Android, pre-loaded on many Android phones.

Google has announced that it will be ending the free unlimited storage feature on Google Photos from next year.

Amid heightened tensions along the LAC, the Government of India has taken the decision to ban as many as 59 'unsafe' Chinese applications.

This week has been all about consumer technology, thanks to Apple.

With over a billion active users, Google Photos serves as an ideal cloud storage solution to preserve precious photos and videos and revisit them whenever, wherever needed.

A few months ago, Facebook announced a tool to let select users port their photos/videos to Google Photos.

In a major shocker, Google has admitted to inadvertently sending some people's private videos uploaded on Google Photos to complete strangers.

As politicians continue to raise concerns over the trove of data Facebook has access to, the social network is doing everything possible to make users feel that their information is in safe hands.

Even as the world celebrated Christmas this week, there were some interesting developments in the sphere of technology.

After Lens-powered search functions, Google is gearing up to add another handy capability into Photos - Video Zooming.

In the first week of December, we saw some big developments in consumer tech, thanks to the launch of a Nokia-branded TV and Amazon's first wireless Echo smart speaker.

From Google Talk and Voice to Google+ Hangouts and Allo, Google has created way too many messaging and communication apps over the years.

In another effort to give users a sense of control over their data, Facebook is launching a tool to enable instant media transfer.

After offering a bunch of AI-powered quirks (sometimes even unnecessary ones) into its Photos app, Google is finally adding something we all have wanted for so long - manual face tagging.

Google Photos makes an ideal cloud backup service to keep years-old memories, be it photos or videos, perfectly safe.

After Slack, Gmail, and Google Photos, Instagram has joined the long list of services that are getting a dedicated dark mode.

After months of beta testing, WhatsApp has released the ability to let users share their statuses to Facebook.

Expanding its portfolio of smart devices in India, Google has launched its Nest Hub in the country for Rs. 9,999.

Google Photos is getting better than ever, thanks to some amazing features by the search giant.

In a bid to make its services more convenient to use, Google is adding a handy new capability into its Android/iOS apps - the ability to switch accounts with gestures.

Google Photos makes an ideal platform to back up images and videos.

WhatsApp appears to be testing a new feature, an option that would let you share your Statuses to Facebook.

Google has long been asking users to enable its security tools for shielding all its services - from Gmail to Google Photos - from hacking attempts.

With cloud storage services, we all got a way to save our phones' precious storage without deleting the memories of our loved ones.

Google's cloud-based Photos service was marred by a bug, a vulnerability that opened gates for attackers to approximate location of images stored in an account.

Today, even if you keep your accounts fully-secured, there's no way to dodge privacy-compromising bugs.

The sheer amount of apps, games, and content we consume destroys the space on our phones.

After back-to-back data leaks, Google's failed social media platform, Google+, is on the verge of being buried.

Have you ever come across the word 'Captcha' on the Internet while entering a password or filling a form, and Google says it is to prove that you are human?

Facebook has announced that it is shutting down its standalone photo-sharing app, Moments, next month.

Most of us use Google Photos, thanks to its ability to sync photos and videos seamlessly with our Google accounts.

Modern-day smartphones are not just phones for calling or texting, they are 'feature-packed' computing devices aimed at simplifying our lives, making things 'smarter'.

Among all digital helpers, Google Assistant takes the top spot with its quirky replies and a host of productivity-focused features.

As the festive season sets in, many of you would be thinking of selling or trading in your Android smartphone for a new one.

Yes, the new Pixel devices are here. They're pretty colorful and interesting, but what drew most of our attention at the recent #MadeByGoogle event is the company's new smart display - Google Home Hub.

Our smartphones are packed with limited storage and thus, storing high-quality pictures and videos, documents along with countless apps and games is obviously quite difficult.

With quick thinking and some help from Google, a Mumbai woman managed to nab the man who had stolen her phone.

The 'Android vs iOS' debate has been raging for over a decade now, and despite different groups putting forth different arguments, there seems to be no resolution to it.