Google has launched a new smart archiving feature in Google Photos on iOS, Android and desktop that helps users quickly select photos to archive as a way to declutter the main gallery. The new archiving suggestions are found in the Assistant tab, where photos are pre-selected for archiving. Users are given control over the selections, though, being able to remove some suggested photos and add oth
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Google Photos now auto-suggests images for archival
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Google submits plans for huge new London HQ
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Following their work on Google's new Mountain View headquarters, BIG and Heatherwick Studio have joined forces once again to collaborate on another office for the tech giant, this time in King's Cross, London. Planning has been submitted to the local council and, assuming all goes well, construction is expected to begin in 2018. ..Continue Reading Google submits plans for huge new London HQC
Google Doodle celebrates queen of curvy architecture
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Though she died over a year ago, Zaha Hadid remains an extremely important figure in architecture. With this in mind, Google has decided to honor her with one of its Doodles, which provides an opportunity to reflect on some of her amazing achievements. ..Continue Reading Google Doodle celebrates queen of curvy architectureCategory: ArchitectureTags: Architects Google Zah
Google doodle celebrates London Aquatics Centre designer, Zaha Hadid
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It’a been a year since the Iraqi born British architect Zaha Hadid died aged just 65 and today Google pays tribute to her in its daily ‘Google Doodle’ Known as the “queen of the curve,” Hadid’s major works include the Aquatics Centre for the London 2012 Olympics, Michigan State University’s Broad Art Museum and the Guangzhou […]The post Google
Back in 2012, Google purchased Nik Software. The following year, Nik was rebranded as “Nik Collection by Google” and its price was slashed. Then in early 2016, the collection of Photoshop plug-ins was made available for free. This was great news for photographers looking for free photo editing software, but it did concern me about the possibility of future updates. At the time, Google
At its I/O 2017 conference Google announced a new service that lets Google Photos users create and order physical photo books of their favorite images. Initially, the feature was only available through the Google Photos desktop browser version but now the company has updated the Google Photos apps for iOS and Android to support the photo book service.You can now order photo books of your favorite
Google announces support for standalone Daydream VR headsets
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Google announced today it will be supporting standalone VR headsets for the Daydream platform which will not require a PC or phone, and use a new "Worldsense" positional tracking system. ...
Google acquires Job Simulator dev Owlchemy Labs
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Google has acquired the virtual reality-focused development studio Owlchemy Labs for an undisclosed amount. ...
Android 7.1.2 update fixes Google Pixel's pink camera streaks issue
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Google has released Android 7.1.2 for the Pixel and Nexus smartphones, and with it comes a fix for the pink streaking issue affecting some Pixel cameras. Owners affected by the issue report a pink banding and vertical lines that appear on photos taken using the Pixel's camera app. Google had encouraged affected handset owners to factory reset their phone as a temporary solution for the
Gcam: the story behind the Google Pixel camera software
Posted by BenEgg 86 days ago (http://www.dpreview.com)
Google's now independent X research division, which calls itself 'the moonshot factory,' has been publishing a collection of stories about the group's graduated projects and where they stand today. The latest article in the so-called Graduate Series offers a closer look at Gcam, the software behind the class-leading cameras in Google's Pixel devices. The blog post outlines how
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