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Google Photos Enhances iOS App with Image Stabilisation Technology

Paul Balo by Paul Balo
September 9, 2016
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Google fans have reason to celebrate, as the tech giant is set to enhance the user experience for its photo-sharing platform, Google Photos. In a recent announcement, Google highlighted its decision to roll out an update to iOS users of its Google Photos app, an upgrade that incorporates image stabilisation technology.

This innovative tech shake-up will elevate live photos taken through the Google Photos app, presenting a significant improvement in overall image quality. Google is pride itself on this advanced technology, which is set to bring a superior level of photo clarity, sharper image resolution and more vibrant visuals.

Embedded within this update is pioneering stabilization and rendering technology that originated from Google’s Motion Stills app. This advanced processing power allows Google Photos to freeze the background in your Live Photos, or create sweeping cinematic pans – resulting in stunning, captivating moments framed in time. Users can now effortlessly save these enhanced Live Photos as looping videos, expanding the possibilities for capturing and sharing life’s most memorable moments.

To further streamline user interaction, Google is now set to allow iOS users to sort photos in albums chronologically or by recently added. Although the tech giant hasn’t yet introduced an option to sort by file name, the proposed sorting options should alleviate curation headaches for many.

Android users fret not, this high-end image stabilisation technology upgrade will soon be available on the Android platform as well.

Google Photos has made significant strides since its inception. Just a year since being announced, Google Photos boasted around 200 million users as of May this year, offering users unlimited storage solutions and a seamless photo-sharing experience.

There may be speculation as for why Google chose to launch this innovative feature on a rival platform first, but the company has a history of such surprising decisions. All that is necessary for iOS users to start enjoying this enhanced Google Photos experience is a simple app update.

With Google’s commitment to incessantly improve and advance its technology, this enticing update to Google Photos is a step forward in providing a more rewarding and immersive photo-taking and sharing experience to users worldwide.

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Paul Balo

Paul Balo

Paul Balo is the founder of TechBooky and a highly skilled wireless communications professional with a strong background in cloud computing, offering extensive experience in designing, implementing, and managing wireless communication systems.

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