Endless storage
Thanks to the advent of the mobile phone, we're all photographers now -- just peek at your camera roll and see if you can scroll through all the pictures you've taken in less than a week. The more important ones we tend to back up, but with Google Photos, being selective is no longer a necessity.
That's because Google Photos is a new standalone service that allows you to upload as many pictures and videos as you want. There's no cap to the number of either one, though there is for resolution -- Google will maintain the original resolution of photos up to 16 megapixels and videos up to 1080p.
More than just a simple storage container, you can organize your digital memories by people, places, and more. In addition, the app will let you make quick enhancements to adjust the color, lighting, and subject.
Google tried to making sharing easier, too. Using Google Photos, you can share your photos and videos across various services, or take a set of photos -- perhaps an album with hundreds of pictures -- and create a link that you can send to family to friends.
Google Photos will be available today across Android, iOS, and the web.
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