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The latest update to Google's photo management tool will free up storage space on smartphones running Android software. The Google Photos app now has a "free up space" button that lets you zap older photos and videos to make room for new ones. Fear not for In two earlier dispatches, here and here, I suggested that you give Google Photos a try if you hadn’t done so already. The most obvious payoff is providing an answer to the increasingly pressing question of how to handle increasing zillions of digital Facebook Moments is a separate app from the social network. It leverages Facebook's Messenger service to create a network effect amongst the service's 1.5 billion users. According to some estimates, Facebook has over 9.5 billion photos in its collection. Out of those webpages, Google has indexed more than 1 trillion page images for its Google Image Search (as of 2013). In case you didn’t know, images drive a lot of site traffic. Just look at the stats: • Sixty percent of users are willing to consider Facebook just revamped its own search results too. Image source: Facebook. Google is getting help from an unlikely source. Facebook decided to use the Alphabet company's app-indexing tool to help improve Google search results on Android devices. When Google went under its recent corporate restructuring with the creation of a new parent company called Alphabet Inc., the Life Sciences division was spun out of Google X (Google’s R&D facility) to be its own individual subsidiary. Before splitting .

Google Photos, which now features over 100 million users, is getting an update that will help users free up phone storage. The update is currently only available for Android users, but it helps users bulk delete their photos and get some storage space back. No matter the device, it seems we never have enough space for our files, especially when it comes to photos. Well, a Google Photos update just rolled out that will give users a new function in the form of a “Free up space” button in the app. This As our connection with our smartphones is constant, they have become the go-to device when we want to take a quick photo. It is incredibly convenient to grab your phone when you see something beautiful, but what is not though is running out of space on Everyone at The Verge thinks I'm insane for continuing to buy phones with only 16GB of storage, but the trick to living on a tiny hard drive is expeditiously backing up and removing the many gigs of photos that quickly fill it all up. Google has announced .