Google Photos Will Soon Solve All Your Storage Needs
Google Photos Will Soon Solve All Your Storage Needs
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Larry Page, Google co-founder and CEO speaks during the opening keynote at the Google I/O developers conference at the Moscone Center on May 15, 2013 in San Francisco, Calif.Justin Sullivan—Getty Images
Google is ready to store your personal photo stash — and you won’t have to log into Google+ to make it happen.
Google Photos, as the new service is called, will premiere today at the tech giant’s annual developer conference in San Francisco, according to TechCrunch. The new digital photo album has been rumored for weeks.
Here’s what TechCrunch has been able to glean so far:
Google Project Aims to Make Street Art Immortal
Chilean artist INTI on Reynoldstown Crossing, Atlanta for Living Walls 2013.Joshua Gwyn—Living WallsFrench artist 3ttman in Summerhill, Atlanta for Living Walls 2013.Joshua Gwyn—Living WallsStreet artist eL Seed's It impossible, Cape Town, South Africa.
Kent Lingeveldt—Itinerrance GalleryStreet artist eL Seed's Lost Wall on the Star Wars film set in Onk el Jmel, Tunisia.
Ouahid Berrehouma—Itinerrance Gallery Abiding In The Broken Heart by DALeast in Malaga, Spain, 2013. Courtesy CAC Málaga French street artist JR's Women Are Heroes dominates the Morro da Providencia favela, one of Brazil's most dangerous, in Rio de Janeiro, August 20, 2008. Vanderlei Almeida—AFP/Getty ImagesThe artwork of Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto aka Vhils decorates the walls with faces that represent the people who live in Providencia, the oldest slum in Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 29, 2012. Luiz Claudio Martins Baltar—Flickr/Getty ImagesThe face of a woman who used to live in the demolished residential block is seen carved into a remaining wall by street artist Vhils and his team in Shanghai on March 1, 2012. Niu Yixin—EPAA piece by Mark Barretto, a Filipino artist currently living in Dubai, created during a return visit to Cavite, Philippines. Mark Barretto—Filipino Street Art ProjectFrench street artist C215's work on the Calada da Pampulha in Lisbon. Jos Vicente—Departamento de Patrimnio CulturalA piece of Roa's rodent series in the East End of London, Nov. 15, 2011.Matthew Lloyd—Getty ImagesCarnaval Latinoamericano by Charquipunk and La Robot de Madera in San Miguel, Chile. Managers Open Air Museum in San Miguel: Mixart Cultural CenterThierry Noir and Stik's historic collaboration on The Village Underground Wall in Shoreditch, London, February 2013.Thierry Noir and Stik
