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And finally, in the redesign department, Google is going to let you swipe up and down to get to the next memory, sort of like so many of your social media apps do these days. They’ll even start adding instrumental music (next month), which you may love or hate (Shout out to the silent squad). They are adding dynamic zooming as well, to give movement to those creations.

Redesigned Memories: Google says it is redesigning memories to show you more videos, with snippets from longer videos that it magically picks and trims.

They are also giving us a new collage editor tool, so that’s cool.įor Memories updates, here’s what you should be on the lookout for: Today, Google says it is pushing out its biggest update ever to the Memories feature within Google Photos and I think you’ll like some of this stuff. I know that the unlimited free storage we all enjoyed is now gone, but I can’t tell you how many times this app opens on my devices each day to continue to look back at memories, check for new creations from Google, and share old happenings with family members.

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