By Dan Kedmey
Google Plus as a social network may be dead, but its widely acclaimed photo sharing service may soon have a second coming.
Google will unveil a new photo service at its developer’s conference next month, Bloomberg reports. Photo storage, editing and sharing has long been a standout feature of Google Plus, prompting the company to break out a standalone team last year to focus on releasing photo products to a wider audience. Google Plus’ photo features were essentially borrowed from Picasa, a Google-owned photo suite the company has largely neglected since Google Plus first launched.
A company spokesperson declined to confirm Bloomberg’s report.
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