Google Photos is working on a redesign of the Library tab on Android that renames it to “Collections.” In recent weeks, Google has been testing this new UI with more users and the reaction is not ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. A semi-big change is coming to Google Photos in the near future – your Library is going away. OK, not like, ...

Google introduced a new “Collections” feature powered by the Play Store last year, and it’s now better highlighting the “App library” aspect. Collections takes content from supported apps and places ...

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Google Photos tests a redesign with the Collections section, emphasizing favorite photos and archives while introducing automated sorting. User feedback influences the redesign process, aiming to ...

Google is testing a confusing redesign in its Photos app that many are not liking. Some items were relocated and the “Library” folder is now called “Collections.” It seems like the company has been ...

It has been two years since Google put Google Play Music on death row, and today Google finally announced the major step that will let it kill Google Music: YouTube Music library imports. People who ...

Every weekday, a truck pulls up to the Cecil H. Green Library, on the campus of Stanford University, and collects at least a thousand books, which are taken to an undisclosed location and scanned, ...

It was a crazy idea: Take the bulk of the world’s books, scan them, and create a monumental digital library for all to access. That’s what Google dreamed of doing when it embarked on its ambitious ...