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If you’re one of those people who never deletes the hundreds of photos on your smartphone that are taking up precious memory, Google Photos can now lend a hand. The service, which automatically backs up every photo you take, has introduced a new feature There are around 80 million photographs shared on Instagram every day, according to the company’s statistics. That’s roughly 929 photos a second, which equates to 3.3 million images an hour, or a little over 1.5 million photographs every half hour. 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 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 One of the strengths of Google Photos is the ability to access unlimited cloud storage for “high quality” photos, and videos as well. Unfortunately, devices don’t have unlimited storage, so Google is hoping to make it easier to free up some space on Photos capture memories, and rarely does anyone want to permanently discard them. But what if your storage space is nearly full? Google has made it easier to manage storage space on your Android device just so you don't have to face such a dilemma. .

For a company which has been in the markets for only 18 years, Google has managed to gain a major reputation for themselves as it now brushes shoulders with giants such as Microsoft and Apple. Google has been a company which has been coming out with some Anyone who wants to can add GIFs, images, or text to this open-source document — at least, while it’s still up and running. Two days after it launched, on November 21, Google removed Art Squad from Google Docs, claiming it violated its Terms of Service. That sounds like a awful thing to do, but it’s not such a bad idea if you’re only backing up smartphone photos, which usually aren’t that big in the first place. They are convenient, useful, cheap, easy to use, maintained, managed by experts, no data In what should be welcome news for people with low-capacity smartphones, Google Photos has announced a number of updates which help users save up on space. The new features have begun rolling out for Android and will hit the iOS platform soon. A new Free .