Google Photos now auto-creates albums filled with your best holiday snaps

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http://l.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/g75SWekpb816IQHh.ZhumA--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3NfbGVnbztmaT1maWxsO2g9ODY7cT03NTt3PT EzMA--/http://media.zenfs.com/en-US/homerun/digital_trends_973/eb763fc792c654616394d781ed347604 (http://news.yahoo.com/google-photos-now-auto-creates-182028168.html)If you shoot a lot of photos on your mobile device, then you’re probably aware of how helpful the Google Photos app is when organizing all those shots.-The fact that Photos is so good at organization-is one big reason-it has been able to gain 100 million active users despite only being around for 10 months. Well, Photos has just gotten even better at the task, and you don’t even have to do anything to take advantage of it. Photos will now-comb through the hundreds of photos you took on that trip to Hawaii, selecting the best ones and auto-creating an album with them. This feature is especially handy for holidays, as it will also chart the photos on a map and even tag famous landmarks in each photo. It’s rolling out to Android, iOS, and Web versions of Google Photos. Related:- Shutterstock’s visual search engine could make browsing photos less of a chore The new Albums feature-is really an update-to the Assistant feature of Photos, a virtual assistant that, to date, has been able to do things like stitch photos together to create GIFs, suggest enhancements and edits for photos, and even create collages and slideshows. It also improves on the-Stories feature, which previously took a series of related photos and made a montage out of them. According to Google, Albums will replace Stories. According to a-report from Wired,-the company uses machine learning to detect elements that are often associated with good photos, and it will also eliminate any duplicates. In many cases it will identify photos that have famous landmarks in them as the best ones, putting those in the album rather than random photos that aren’t necessarily associated with the trip itself. Photos also is now able to share slow-motion videos to other apps, such as Dropbox. This is really a correction of a feature that was lacking before; photos was previously able to export videos with slow-motion frames, however the entire video would be exported as slow-motion, even if you only wanted a section of it in slow-mo. Check out the video below for a closer look at Google’s new automatic albums feature. Also watch: YouTube and Google Play now part of T-Mobile’s Binge On Please enable Javascript to watch this video



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