![]() Photo will also let you order large-format canvas printouts that will be delivered to your home. Prints start at 25 cents apiece, and it's not clear yet if there's a discount depending on how much you order. As of today, you'll be able to order 4" x 6" prints and pick them up the same day at Walmart and CVS locations around the US. ![]() This works with a single individual or groups, and you'll be able to pull in images straight from the new Memories feature into these conversations.įinally, Google Photos is getting some new IRL sharing features. It sounds like it'll be similar to Instagram direct messages, where you can have an ongoing, private conversation with someone and see all the pictures you've shared over time. Rolling out later this year is a new messaging-style interface for photo sharing. Google is also making some changes to the Photos app's sharing features. This new feature sounds similar, but it'll encompass multiple years and will be right up front in your photos area.īy subscribing, you are agreeing to Engadget's Terms and Privacy Policy. ![]() There, you'll often get a "rediscover this day" prompt that includes a collage image of your best shots from a certain day as well as a curated selection of pictures you took for further browsing. Google Photos already had a nostalgia-inducing "on this day" feature that lives under the "Assistant" tab. Google also tactfully notes that you "might not want to revisit all your memories," so you can hide specific time periods or people, or turn the feature off entirely. Naturally, Google is using machine learning to surface the best shots out of many duplicate images you might have taken at any given time, so you're not presented with six different versions of the same image. There's an icon to tap and get photos from years past, showing you some of the best shots you took on that given day. The stories-style Memories will show up at the top of your gallery, sitting above your most recent photos. The first thing Google stresses is that while this feature resembles stories that you'll see on social media sites, these images are your personal media, presented privately. Unsurprisingly, the new feature is called Memories, and it uses the popular "stories" format you'll see in Snapchat and Instagram to show you photos from your past. That presents a challenge for for Apple and Google: how to surface the best moments out of the thousands of photos we shoot every year? iOS 13 has a new intelligent view that shows users highlights from any day, month or year, and now Google's making some changes to its Photos apps to help people see meaningful pics from the past. The cameras on our phones keep getting better, and we keep taking more and more pictures.
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