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- Google Photos commemorates a decade of service, with its anniversary bringing two major updates for Android and iOS users.
- The first significant update features a revamped in-app editor for Photos, introducing AI-driven suggestions for quick modifications.
- The app will also incorporate QR codes, enabling users to share albums more rapidly.
- In the past year, Google Photos has seen two remarkable updates, including the “Collections” tab and “Updates.”
This is a historic moment for Google as it celebrates with streamers and balloons for one of its popular applications.
On this day (May 28), ten years back, Google Photos was launched as the company’s ideal platform for preserving memories. In a blog announcement, Google unveiled the birthday cake along with two presents (updates) to enhance the app’s performance. To celebrate the milestone, Google Photos is set to get a refreshed, redesigned in-app editor. This new editor promises to provide “AI-powered suggestions” while enhancing your photos.
Additionally, these suggestions will amalgamate various AI editing tools available in Google Photos for “swift edits.” Users can explore these recommended actions and assess if they appreciate the outcome. However, if you prefer focusing on a specific section of an image, Google indicates that you can tap on certain areas and still access AI editing suggestions.