Losing your data is bad, and recovering them is such a pain, but you can recover it though, almost but what if you can't?
Work files can be restored from your work computer if you had made a backup or Some entertainment data like music or movies can be downloaded again, but if you lose something personal and something memorable like photos and you can't recover them, how would you feel? Trust me it sucks.
So Backing up your data, especially your personal photos is very important. Today I'm going to be showing one of the ways to back up your photos by uploading your photos to the unlimited cloud storage space available.
As many of you'll know, Google Photos is a photo gallery app with built-in editing features, the editing features are pretty basic for a quick fix of your photo, which includes Auto correction, Filters, and adjustment of light and color.
But that's not it! Google photos is not just a photo gallery app with basic editing features.
Google Photos is a service provided by Google to upload unlimited photos to the cloud.
Well, lemme explain how it works.
Google Photos comes preinstalled in some phones if not install it, Android users from Play Store & iOS users from the App Store.
After installing and logging into your Google account, Google Photos prompts to opt to turn On/Off backup & sync.
Below that, you get two upload options:
Accessing google photos is so easy, photos can be accessed even from a desktop computer browser and it works flawlessly!
There are a few other things I really like about Google Photos.
Searching for images is really easy, you can search by keywords and that works with google assistant too.
You can say show wedding photos or show selfies, it works!
Google makes this work with its advanced algorithm.
Pretty awesome right?
Try out Google photos now from the links below.
Android users: Google Photos
iOS users: Google Photos
Work files can be restored from your work computer if you had made a backup or Some entertainment data like music or movies can be downloaded again, but if you lose something personal and something memorable like photos and you can't recover them, how would you feel? Trust me it sucks.
So Backing up your data, especially your personal photos is very important. Today I'm going to be showing one of the ways to back up your photos by uploading your photos to the unlimited cloud storage space available.
As many of you'll know, Google Photos is a photo gallery app with built-in editing features, the editing features are pretty basic for a quick fix of your photo, which includes Auto correction, Filters, and adjustment of light and color.
But that's not it! Google photos is not just a photo gallery app with basic editing features.
Google Photos is a service provided by Google to upload unlimited photos to the cloud.
Well, lemme explain how it works.
Google Photos comes preinstalled in some phones if not install it, Android users from Play Store & iOS users from the App Store.
After installing and logging into your Google account, Google Photos prompts to opt to turn On/Off backup & sync.
Below that, you get two upload options:
High quality(Free unlimited storage)
Opting High-quality uploads will let you upload unlimited photos, but the photos are compressed, if the photos are larger than 16MP it will be resized to 16MP.Original quality(15GB Storage)
Opting original quality uploads will upload your image in Orignal quality Straight from the camera but storage is limited to 15GB(Uses Google account) If you want to upload unlimited Original quality photos it's reserved for either paid subscriptions or Google Pixel owners. If you're uploading Orignal quality exceeding 16MP, Original quality would be an excellent option.Accessing google photos is so easy, photos can be accessed even from a desktop computer browser and it works flawlessly!
There are a few other things I really like about Google Photos.
Searching for images is really easy, you can search by keywords and that works with google assistant too.
You can say show wedding photos or show selfies, it works!
Google makes this work with its advanced algorithm.
Pretty awesome right?
Try out Google photos now from the links below.
Android users: Google Photos
iOS users: Google Photos
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