Fu Jiantao·3d agoGoogle Is Finally Letting Android Back Up Photos Without the Cloud. I Built an App for That.This week Google started rolling out something I did not expect to see from Google: automatic photo and video backup from Android phones to…
Roman·Oct 6Why I quit Google Photos, part 2In my previous post I wrote about why I stopped using Google Photos for long-term photo storage. This time, I wanted to use it only for…
Vinay Bhaskarla·Oct 1Google Photos Still Can’t Batch Edit Photos. This Extension Finally Fixes That.I tried a Chrome extension that adds real batch editing to Google Photos, and it solves a problem I did not realize was this annoying.
Roman·Aug 18What are advantages of uploading photos to Google Photos instead of Google Disk?A standard Google Account at a free plan gives you up to 15 GB of storage, shared between Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. So Google…
Isaac Morrison·Jun 26AI wins when people are lonely.Yesterday I was renewing my passport and needed a digital headshot for the online application, so my partner stood me in front of a blank…A response icon1A response icon1
InAI TomorrowbyMilan Danushka·Jun 9Google Photos Just Turned Your Camera Roll Into a Personal Stylist Meet the Digital Wardrobe…Google’s new AI scans every photo you’ve ever taken, builds your closet automatically, and lets you try outfits on before you get dressed.
Rakesh Sahu·Jun 6Why & how I build my own home server to ditch google photos (Immich setup)The plan is simple, I do not want my personal photos and videos being accessed to creepy corporates like Google, who might use them to…A response icon2A response icon2
InAgile InsiderbyShailesh Sharma·May 3AI Product Management Case Study | Google Photos’ Wardrobe Feature?AI PM Case StudyA response icon3A response icon3
Pratik Palashikar·Mar 30I Ditched Google Photos in 45 Minutes — Here’s How AI Helped Me Build My OwnNo subscription. No cloud. Just my photos, on my drive.
Paul Xiong·Mar 25Uhella — Your Private Photo MemoryYour entire photo library. Searchable by memory, not just keywords. Accessible from anywhere, privately.