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Shared memories made easy with Google Photos
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Sharing photos and videos between friends and family after your birthday bash or holiday gathering shouldn�t be difficult. But between the great shots your brother has buried on his iPhone and that friend who keeps forgetting to email you her pics, you're often left reliving the event through just the photos and videos you took yourself.
Today we�re introducing shared albums in Google Photos�a fast and simple way to pool your photos and videos that makes it easier to bring everyone�s memories together.
With the launch of Google Photos in May, we made it simpler to share images and albums by sending links over SMS, email, or messaging apps. With today�s launch, you can now make the albums you send collaborative. People receiving the shared album can join to add their own photos and videos, and also get notifications when new pics are added. You can even save photos and videos from a shared album to your Google Photos library, so that you can hold onto them even if you weren�t the one holding the camera.
Best of all, there�s no setup�select photos, make an album and then send the link off to whomever you�d like. And it works no matter what device your friends and family are using�tablet or laptop, Android or iPhone.
Shared albums is rolling out today on Android, iOS and the web. Time to create an album and revisit that holiday party from another angle!
Posted by James Gallagher, Engineering Lead, Google Photos IMAGE URL James Gallagher Engineering Lead Google Photos
Today we�re introducing shared albums in Google Photos�a fast and simple way to pool your photos and videos that makes it easier to bring everyone�s memories together.
With the launch of Google Photos in May, we made it simpler to share images and albums by sending links over SMS, email, or messaging apps. With today�s launch, you can now make the albums you send collaborative. People receiving the shared album can join to add their own photos and videos, and also get notifications when new pics are added. You can even save photos and videos from a shared album to your Google Photos library, so that you can hold onto them even if you weren�t the one holding the camera.
Best of all, there�s no setup�select photos, make an album and then send the link off to whomever you�d like. And it works no matter what device your friends and family are using�tablet or laptop, Android or iPhone.
Shared albums is rolling out today on Android, iOS and the web. Time to create an album and revisit that holiday party from another angle!
Posted by James Gallagher, Engineering Lead, Google Photos IMAGE URL James Gallagher Engineering Lead Google Photos
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