The recipient will see your sharing without needing and app or login anywhere, and he or she can save the files on a single click. You can choose a group of pictures and videos, or an album, and get a link to share all those files. Google Fotos allows sharing any type of file stored on other applications, programs or social platforms such as Google Hangouts, WhatsApp and Twitter. It also includes compressed versions of the files keeping the quality and definition of printed pictures. Moreover, the quality of the saved files is always high, with a resolution up to 16MP for pictures and 1080p for high-definition videos. The platform has an automatic save system, so that as you take pictures or make videos, they sync and store in your profile account.

Google Photos offers and online platform, for free and private, where you can store unlimited pictures and videos accessible at any time, from the web or any iOS and Android device. Now you may ask yourselves… Is it not just the same that iCloud, Flickr and Instagram offer? It is quite similar indeed, but Google Photos wants to take the lead with three differentiating keys to go up in the positioning of its brand: A place for storage Google wants to reach our hearts making Google Photos a place where our memories and moments recover the magic lost in storing them in so many different devices. With this product, Google+ focuses on offering users the chance to recover moments of the past. This adds up to the difficulty to share images and videos with other users at once because we have to use certain apps or log in to social networks. As a consequence, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find a specific file when we need it. Nowadays we tend to store thousands of pictures and videos in our devices and apps.

It is an independent service to store, organise and share unlimited pictures and videos in an easy and quick way. This new product is already becoming hot on social networks. In an answer to reply to the demands of users to capture and share moments using pictures and videos, Google+ launched Google Photos on May, 28th.

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