Google Photos brings improved clutter management to Photos with these two new features
Google Photos brings improved clutter management to Photos with these two new features
Google has introduced two new features to its Photos app to help users organize their media. The first feature, called Stacks, uses AI to group similar photos taken in quick succession into a single stack, with the system selecting the best image. Users can still manually choose their preferred photo or modify the stacks. The second feature improves the app's ability to identify and organize screenshots and documents. It creates albums with labels like ID or receipts, making it easier to locate specific items. Users can also set reminders from screenshots and automatically archive them after 30 days.
Google has introduced two new features to its Photos app to help users organize their media. The first feature, called Stacks, uses AI to group similar photos taken in quick succession into a single stack, with the system selecting the best image. Users can still manually choose their preferred photo or modify the stacks. The second feature improves the app's ability to identify and organize screenshots and documents. It creates albums with labels like ID or receipts, making it easier to locate specific items. Users can also set reminders from screenshots and automatically archive them after 30 days.
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Google has introduced two new features to its Photos app to help users organize their media. The first feature, called Stacks, uses AI to group similar photos taken in quick succession into a single stack, with the system selecting the best image. Users can still manually choose their preferred photo or modify the stacks. The second feature improves the app's ability to identify and organize screenshots and documents. It creates albums with labels like ID or receipts, making it easier to locate specific items. Users can also set reminders from screenshots and automatically archive them after 30 days. 
