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What’s the one thing hogging your phone’s storage? For me, it’s photos—I have a few thousand just sitting there, waiting for I don’t know what. We don’t realize how much space our media takes up, making the unlimited nature of services like PhoneDog Media is home to PhoneDog, Android & Me, TmoNews, and TodaysiPhone. The network receives 2.5 million unique visitors and 10 million pageviews each month, along with a combined three million video views on YouTube. While the name is jovial, the Google Photos is rolling out a series of changes, including one that will help users free up space. Announced on Google+, the first two changes are rolling out on Android starting on Tuesday and include a "Free Up Space" button on the Settings screen that Here’s my top 10: --GOOGLE PHOTOS (Free.) If you take lots of pictures and want to keep track of them, this is the app you need. It makes automatic backups of everything you shoot, and thus, is a great tool for sharing photos and especially videos These features mostly survive as standalone products, some of which are successful, such as the new Google Photos storage service. Over time, Google may remove more features, depending on usage data and user feedback, a Google spokeswoman said. PanARMENIAN.Net - Google Photos is a handy way to backup and organize images, and starting Tuesday, November 17, Android users are getting new features to help with the task, Engadget reports. First, a "Free Up Space" option in the Settings menu will .

And Everalbum’s team claim to have backed up more photos in the last 90 days than competitors like Google Photos, Microsoft’s OneDrive, and Flickr. This is one way to measure momentum in the space. But if you’ve never heard of Everalbum, that’s Google is rolling out an update to Google Photos for Android today that lets people free up on-device storage by deleting local files. A new option in the settings menu called "Free Up Space" lets users set the app to automatically delete local photos that (RTTNews.com) - Google Photos is introducing bulk-delete facility that will help in freeing up space. The users can click on the "Free Up Space" button to remove all the backed up images from the device. John Elstone of Google plus in web post said the new An example I'll give is the new Google Photos app. At Google, we worked extremely hard to simplify it and create a clear and compelling app that makes all photos searchable. We had to resist the temptation to overload the product. Chromecast is another .