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How to set Google Photos as wallpaper on Chromebooks
By Andrew Myrick published
A match made in wallpaper heaven.
Google Photos is rolling out a new name for its archive option
By Jay Bonggolto last updated
Google is quietly renaming the Archive option within Google Photos to something more fitting.
Your Chromebook will soon let you edit videos right from Google Photos
By Andrew Myrick published
Google has announced a slew of new features that are set to arrive for ChromeOS and Chromebook owners before the end of the year.
New Google Photos shortcut makes finding your screenshots a snap
By Jay Bonggolto published
Google Photos now lets you navigate directly to your screenshot folder by long-pressing its icon on the home screen and tapping the right shortcut.
Google Photos expands its printing services to more countries
By Jay Bonggolto published
Google has announced the expansion of its photo and canvas print services for Google Photos users in Canada and Europe.
Google Photos' handy Magic Eraser trick gets demoed ahead of the Pixel 6a debut
By Jay Bonggolto published
The Camouflage mode within Google Photos' Magic Eraser has been shown off yet again prior to its expected debut alongside the Pixel 6a market release.
Google Photos update saves you time reaching all of its action buttons
By Jay Bonggolto published
Google Photos has received a server-side update that introduces a new interface, allowing you to quickly gain access to its action buttons without even opening an item.
How to use Google Photos Real Tone filters
By Derrek Lee published
Google Photos brings Real Tone technology to more Android phones with a series of filters.
Google Photos feature leads to a $100M settlement payout over privacy law violation
By Derrek Lee published
Google has agreed to a settlement of $100 million over a feature in Google Photos that allegedly violated a biometrics privacy law in Illinois.
Google aims to improve photo editing in a big way on Chromebooks
By Andrew Myrick published
The built-in Gallery app on Chrome OS is fine for most editing needs. However, it lacks the ability to perform more detailed edits. Google could be looking to change that in the very near future.
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