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Google Photos Now Backs Up Your Pictures from Your PC

Google Photos Now Backs Up Your Pictures from Your PC, But with a Big Catch

Anshuman Jain
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Google Photos now allows desktop folder backups through its website, but only on Chrome. This feature, while convenient, has limitations such as requiring the website to be open for backups and only working on Chrome. Unfortunately, it's not available on other Chromium-based browsers like Brave and Microsoft Edge.
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Google Photos Is Getting New AI Features for Video Editing

Anshuman Jain
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Google Photos has updated its video editing features, including a new AI-powered tool. Existing features like Mute, Enhance, and Stabilize have been made more visible with larger icons and labels. A new Speed tool allows you to fast forward or slow down videos. An AI-powered preset for Android and iPhone has also been announced, offering video editing with minimal effort.
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Pixel 9’s New AI Features Could Expand to Older Models Soon

Abubakar Mohammed
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A future release of Google Photos app could bring two new currently Pixel 9-exclusive features Reimagine and Auto Frame to Pixels launched after 2021, including the Pixel 6, 7, and 8 series. While we do not know exactly when they will arrive, we expect Google to push these features in stable Android 15.
How to quickly access screenshots on Google Photos

How to Quickly Find Screenshots in Google Photos

Abubakar Mohammed
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Google Photos keeps your photos organized in folders and one of the folder categories is your device screenshots. Besides, Photos can automatically recognize potential screenshot images. Hence, if you're looking to find on-device screenshots or screenshots that were previously uploaded to Photos, here's how to quickly find Screenshots in Google Photos.
How to Delete Photos from Google Photos

How to Delete Photos from Google Photos

Abubakar Mohammed
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Google Photos makes it really convenient to delete photos you no longer need in a jiffy. With shortcuts such as slide to select photos, you can select multiple pictures at once to batch delete them and move to the bin. Photos that you delete are not permanently lost but are stored in the Bin where they stay for 60 days before getting deleted forever. You can restore photos from the Trash by tapping the photos and tapping Restore.
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